Eric Topol talks with pioneering geneticist George Church about his many research interests, including his central role in developing CRISPR, a gene-editing tool that stands to revolutionize medicine.

In the first installment of a series on patient engagement, Dr Weidner talks about how to build, promote, and get the most use out of patient portals.

Dr Barry Carter discusses a trial suggesting that pharmacists working in primary care offices can help with difficult hypertension cases, and the cost-effectiveness of bringing on a pharmacist.

Are your pediatric patients spending too much time in front of the screen? Dr Bhargava discusses how we should be advising parents about screen time for their children.

New preclinical data show that ghrelin may play an important role in food behaviors and that blocking these receptors may reduce food foraging, hoarding, and intake.

Dr Cheryl Pegus discusses the growth of hospital medicine and how to overcome some of the inherent problems in communication between the two groups.

Dr Peter Yellowlees comments on research that finally settles the question of whether statin use lowers the incidence of dementia.

Keeping up with the changes to adult immunization schedules can be onerous…unless you have this quick summary of what's new for 2016!

Eric Topol interviews Donna Spruijt-Metz on how mobile sensors can be used to both understand childhood obesity and change eating behavior.

Dr Jacobs discusses a new therapeutic class of agents for migraine prevention and some phase 2 results.