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

A recent safety report from the FDA warns about this vitamin's possible interference with lab tests.

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

Dr Allen discusses his study on the use of high-quality decision aids in patients considering left ventricular assist device destination therapy and the wider implications for interventional medicine.

Dr Andrew Kaunitz disputes the recent findings from a Danish breast cancer risk study that primarily studied women in a lower-risk group.

Dr Lundberg offers an atypically celebratory holiday message about the world's first free, for-credit university, NextGenU.

Will the new BP guidelines bring more people under the hypertension umbrella?

When counseling patients about the side effects of hormonal contraception, do you mention the possible mood changes?

Although chronic opioid therapy is associated with explicit harms, Dr Argoff argues that opioids may be medically appropriate for certain patients. What is happening in your practice?

The new ACC/AHA guidelines for hypertension lowered the threshold for a diagnosis of hypertension. Are these changes justified?