Dr Jeffrey Berns explains the requirements and other nuances of the American Board of Internal Medicine's Maintenance of Certification program, including the new specialty boards.

Many people eat this menu item every day without realizing how much sodium it contributes to their diet, reports Dr Jeffrey Berns.

Drs Harrington and Patel review the pros and cons of NOACs and ask why anticoagulation is underused.

Dr Jeffrey Berns reviews a new study that examined the level of error in evaluating recovery from acute kidney injury with estimated GFR in relation to ICU stay.

Dr Bernard Escudier highlights the renal cancer presentations from ESMO 2014, focusing on data on gene signatures, new uses of old drugs, and promising combinations to improve survival.

EASD President Andrew Boulton reflects on how lessons learned from WWI could help address the current epidemic of diabetes.

Ileana L. Piña discusses the unequivocal findings of the PARADIGM-HF study of a new combination angiotensin receptor-neprilysin inhibitor and its future in HFpEF.

A large new study suggests that moderate coffee consumption can lower the risk for type 2 diabetes.

As he takes the reins as President of the National Kidney Foundation, Dr. Jeffrey Berns outlines ways to improve care in patients with chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease.

New studies have raised serious questions about the risks faced by living kidney donors. Drs. Jeffrey Berns and Peter Reese tease out the issues to offer some guidance for clinicians.