Reported increases in minority children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes has researchers wondering whether environmental causes and gestational diabetes are to blame.

Dr Lundberg shares a possible aid for metabolizing alcohol.

Social media is too important and too risky to not be routinely asking kids about their use.

Is processed food always bad for you? Not necessarily, says Dr Lundberg.

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.

Dr Acharya interviews Mayo nutrition experts Drs Kopecky and Frantz to glean practical diet advice for patients.

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

When a patient smokes, or takes medications, their children's health may be harmed. What can physicians do to change parents' behavior to eliminate these risks?

Psychiatrists weigh in with their thoughts on ideal mental health care reform.

Dr Califf talks about his new role at Verily and how data mining and data sharing could reduce disparities in care and improve patient outcomes.