An epidemic of greed is sweeping through the field of oncology. We need to fix it NOW, says Dr Lundberg.

As technology continues transforming medicine, experts debate the role of the traditional physical exam.

Telemedicine is a growing part of routine healthcare, particularly in rural areas, and one that is likely to expand to include remote data transfer, such as imaging, from the patient to the physician.

Many factors have contributed to physicians' disillusionment with medicine--E&M coding, tsunamis of paperwork--but among these, the EHR stands out as particularly egregious.

Experts discuss how artificial intelligence can support physicians, and how new technologies should be introduced into the clinic.

Dr Robert Eckel reviews research from ADA 2017 on alirocumab in patients with diabetes and mixed dyslipidemia.

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

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

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

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