Dr George Lundberg urges discussion on modern sexual ethics.

The latest surveillance report reveals that sexually transmitted infections are again on the rise.

Should we be concerned about, or take any action on, a new link found between this common antihypertensive agent and skin cancer?

Dr Alan Jacobs reports on a recent study suggesting that antihypertensive therapy might not return microcirculation to normal.

When someone discusses sensitive matters, such as sex, with a physician or therapist outside of the office and asks for privacy, does patient confidentiality apply?

A recently approved shingles vaccine seems to be more effective in preventing the virus. Drs Rapuano and Meghpara from Wills Eye Hospital discuss its role for patients.

Dr Steve Waldren, AAFP informaticist, discusses technology requirements that will help improve patient engagement and your professional practice as well.

Hormone therapy must be discussed and individualized for each patient in order to achieve the best outcome for treating menopause.

Rheumatologic conditions can be treated effectively without the use of opioids, says Dr Jonathan Kay.

If an incapacitated patient has a 'do not resuscitate' request tattooed on his or her body, should a physician comply with the request?