Medscape Emergency Medicine Podcast

As the 2017-18 flu season rages on, experts discuss the best ways to help vulnerable patients.

Emergency medicine specialists explain how telemedicine brought US medical expertise to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, and how technology remotely helps patients in need of urgent care.

Dr Robert Glatter speaks with environmental health expert Dr John Balmes about the health risks to the population during and after a major wildfire.

Dr Eric Topol discusses factors behind a predicted physician shortage (or lack thereof) with policy expert and ethicist Dr Ezekiel Emanuel.

New research explores the risk/benefit profile of reproductive hormone therapy in menopausal women with migraine.

Dr Diener presents his picks for 2017's most important breakthroughs in the field of neurology.

How do you bring order to the chaos in the aftermath of a mass shooting? Dr Rob Glatter speaks with Dr Dale Carrison, chief of emergency medicine at UMC in Las Vegas.

Telemedicine, ED staff working with hospitalists, and improving patient handoff can improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs, Drs Robert Glatter and Sherri L. Sandel say.

Dr Andrew Shorr reports on promising data suggesting that broad-spectrum antibiotics reduce mortality, but will overly broad therapy cause antibiotic resistance?

CHOP researchers, led by Dr Fran Balamuth, have developed a sepsis alert system that misses very few children presenting to the ED with septic shock.