With the 'meteoric' rise of medicinal and recreational cannabinoid use, clinicians should be aware of this idiosyncratic gastrointestinal consequence of cannabinoids.

Behaving like a multidrug-resistant microbe, C auris is spreading rapidly throughout the world, including in healthcare facilities in the United States.

Dr Anne Peters shares her patients' experiences to describe why hypoglycemia is such an ever-present fear.

Physicians with disabilities are one of the most underrepresented groups in medicine. We need to address this, argues Dr Kenny Lin.

Dr Arefa Cassoobhoy highlights one of the week's important news stories for primary care.

Dr Shivani Agarwal reviews new approaches for hypoglycemia in diabetes presented recently at the 2017 American Diabetes Association annual meeting.

Dr David Johnson looks at two new reports that may dismiss this association, thereby relieving our patients' worrying.

Dr Carlos Campos stresses the importance of cultural competency when discussing diabetes management with Hispanic and Latino patients.

Who can safely take hormone therapy and for how long? Are there alternatives? Dr JoAnn Manson answers questions based on the new position statement from the North American Menopause Society.

When a patient smokes, or takes medications, their children's health may be harmed. What can physicians do to change parents' behavior to eliminate these risks?