Despite many challenges, an increasing number of HCV-infected patients are being treated and cured, and many can be managed in primary care.

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

Many books have been written about healing the American healthcare system, but as yet, we have no cure.

Drs Vega and Adams tackle challenging issues on asthma, including optimal spirometry use, eosinophil measurement, and beta-agonist overuse.

Drs Shubrook and Healy discuss optimal patient approaches to balancing insulin, SGLT2 inhibitors, and oral agents in the management of uncontrolled type 2 diabetes.

In new draft recommendations, the USPSTF proposes a reversal of their 2012 position on prostate cancer screening.

Here's what you need to know for adult patients who are traveling to cholera outbreak areas and who may be candidates for the new cholera vaccine.

Dr Rachel Levine discusses what clinicians should know about gender identity issues--something she, a transgender woman, knows about firsthand.

Dr De Ferrari provides details on a substudy of the ARISTOTLE trial that examined digoxin blood levels and mortality in patients with and without heart failure.

Patient resistance is a well-known barrier to the use of insulin, but what about clinician resistance?