Dr Fryhofer summarizes the changes and highlights of the just-released ACIP 2015 adult immunization schedule.

A new treatment may make it possible to reduce exacerbations and taper the use of inhaled corticosteroids in patients with eosinophilic asthma.

CDC recommends avoiding opioid use in pregnancy, if possible, and limiting the duration and dose if effective pain management requires the use of opioids in pregnant women.

Dr Jeffrey Berns reviews the latest research on cinacalcet's role in managing hemodialysis patients.

Dr David Johnson reviews the supportive evidence and recommendations for all of the available treatments for chronic constipation and irritable bowel syndrome.

Dr Paul Offit offers an overview of the recent approval of a new HPV9 vaccine, responds to some of the questions clinicians may have, and describes some research in progress.

When a person is dying, there may be lots of pressure to give access to drugs still in development. This happened during the recent Ebola outbreak. But there are serious pros and cons to doing this.

Dr Lundberg recommends policies that just might diminish the unintended consequences of current tobacco, marijuana, and opioid policy.

The latest research seems to settle any question of a role for niacin in the management of hyperlipidemia.

Dr Stephen Paget discusses the growing role of biosimilar medications in rheumatology.