Medscape Podcast

Do sleepwalkers feel pain? Dr Alan Jacobs discusses new research exploring the question.

Unfortunately, medicine is not color-blind. Dr Kenny Lin shares his thoughts about how we can approach this issue early on during medical education.

Eight million Americans have diabetes and dont know it. How can we persuade the public, the government, and the scientific community to focus on this invisible epidemic?

Eric Topol talks with Sue Desmond-Hellmann about her multidimensional career and how to scale precision medicine for global public health.

Drs Leslie Cooper and Amy Pollak debunk misconceptions on the diagnosis and treatment of PAD.

Dr Jacobs reviews the results of a recent study evaluating passive immunotherapy with encapsulated cell implants to target misfolded proteins in the prevention of Alzheimer disease.

New interventions for combating obesity among African American women are starting by addressing barriers to traditional exercise programs.

By leading an unprecedented group of companies, institutions, and scientists in Cancer Moonshot 2020, Patrick Soon-Shiong has set out to change cancer care forever. Heres how he plans to do it.

Dr Jeff Mechanick discusses how a decade of advances has changed the context in which bariatric surgeries are performed.

The 2016 USPSTF recommendations for use of aspirin for primary prevention are just out and should make life easier for primary care clinicians.