<p>Host Amy Faith Ho, MD, MPH, FACEP, welcomes Dr. Matt Lipton to discuss his ACEP Now article, “<a href="https://www.acepnow.com/article/iv-iron-in-the-ed-the-time-is-now/">IV Iron in the ED: The Time is Now</a>,” which advocates for treating iron deficiency anemia without automatic RBC transfusions in hemodynamically stable patients. Dr. Lipton explains the immediate bioavailability of IV iron compared to blood products and addresses modern safety profiles regarding anaphylaxis and the “Fishbane reaction.” Additional highlights include a case report on adolescent headaches and a guide to evaluating locum tenens physicians.</p>

Host Amy Faith Ho, MD, MPH, FACEP, welcomes Dr. Matt Lipton to discuss his ACEP Now article, “IV Iron in the ED: The Time is Now,” which advocates for treating iron deficiency anemia without automatic RBC transfusions in hemodynamically stable patients. Dr. Lipton explains the immediate bioavailability of IV iron compared to blood products and addresses modern safety profiles regarding anaphylaxis and the “Fishbane reaction.” Additional highlights include a case report on adolescent headaches and a guide to evaluating locum tenens physicians.

<p>Host Amy Faith Ho, MD, MPH, FACEP, welcomes Dr. Matt Lipton to discuss his ACEP Now article, “<a href="https://www.acepnow.com/article/iv-iron-in-the-ed-the-time-is-now/" rel="noopener noreferrer">IV Iron in the ED: The Time is Now</a>,” which advocates for treating iron deficiency anemia without automatic RBC transfusions in hemodynamically stable patients. Dr. Lipton explains the immediate bioavailability of IV iron compared to blood products and addresses modern safety profiles regarding anaphylaxis and the “Fishbane reaction.”&nbsp;Additional highlights include a case report on adolescent headaches and a guide to evaluating locum tenens physicians.</p>

May 2026: Rethinking Anemia Management and Clinical Innovation

As the official voice of emergency medicine, ACEP Now provides indispensable information that emergency physicians can use in daily practice. Written by physicians for physicians, each issue delivers cutting edge news, practice-changing tips, regulatory updates, and the most up to date information on health care reform. In ACEP Nowcast, Assistant Editor Dr. Amy Faith Ho highlights can’t-miss articles from this month’s issue of ACEP Now—and more.

With a rapidly evolving heath care system, emergency physicians need a trustworthy source for the most valuable and insightful information that impacts the practice of emergency medicine. That source is ACEP Now.

ACEP Now is an official publication of the American College of Emergency Physicians, the specialty society for emergency medicine.

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As the official voice of emergency medicine, ACEP Now provides indispensable information that emergency physicians can use in daily practice. Written by physicians for physicians, each issue delivers cutting edge news, practice-changing tips, regulatory updates, and the most up to date information on health care reform. In ACEP Nowcast, Assistant Editor Dr. Amy Faith Ho highlights can’t-miss articles from this month’s issue of ACEP Now—and more. With a rapidly evolving heath care system, emergency physicians need a trustworthy source for the most valuable and insightful information that impacts the practice of emergency medicine. That source is ACEP Now. ACEP Now is an official publication of the American College of Emergency Physicians, the specialty society for emergency medicine.

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