Dr Amy Pollak talks to Dr William Haley of the Mayo Clinic about how to interpret the results from the SPRINT trial and why practitioners should stay tuned for further results.

Are declining PSA screening rates placing men at risk? Dr Chodak discusses the latest opinions for and against routine screening.

New findings from the UK show multimodal ovarian cancer screening to be highly effective in reducing mortality, but Dr Andrew Kaunitz urges clinicians to await guidelines for routine screening.

'Whatever it takes,' says Dr Jeffrey Berns, we need to get patients with advanced kidney disease into the care of a nephrologist before dialysis is initiated to reduce mortality during the first year.

Regional variation in therapeutic decision-making and clinical practice prompts Dr O'Donoghue to question what affects her choices.

Dr JoAnn Manson urges clinicians to consider physical activity as a 'vital sign.'

Despite being an important way for clinicians to protect their patients from becoming infected with HIV, PrEP continues to be underused.

Dr Jacobs reviews the results of a study evaluating the relationship between aerobic exercise and cognitive outcomes.

Could vaccine administration ever explain a retinal hemorrhage in a child under the age of 2 years?

Dr Paul Auwaerter shares good news from IDWeek 2015, including updates on anti-infectives--6 new weapons in the battle against resistant organisms.