The ADA Standards of Care in Diabetes–2024 makes progress in managing type 2 diabetes, but Dr Anne Peters ponders whether it's fast enough.

Surgeons know not to count on miracles, but sometimes they can happen. Our cameras follow a surgical team as they work together to treat a patient with an uncertain outcome.

Christoph Diener discusses six recent studies, focused on antiplatelet and anticoagulant strategies in ESUS and TIA/stroke, new migraine treatments, and long COVID.

The Curbsiders on why they believe that primary care needs to own obesity management.

Bob Harrington, Erin Michos, and Brahmajee Nallamothu discuss how the publish or perish culture can lead to sloppy research and the need for alternative models to measure success in academic medicine.

The best drug therapy in heart failure may be dictated by what the patient can afford. Ileana Piña interviews Neal Dickert about his study on integrating drug prices into patient discussions.

Reading incidental CAC on chest CT scans, exercise benefits in women vs men, PCI with or without imaging, and trial non-reporting are the topics John Mandrola, MD, discusses in this week’s podcast. This podcast is intended for healthcare professionals only.

Drs Kathrin LaFaver and Elizabeth Loder discuss sexism in medicine and how it can be overt or subtle.

In this video, Dr Holly Lofton talks with a patient and a weight loss expert about the harms of anti-fat bias and how it can undermine the care of people with obesity.

Primary care physicians may be more comfortable prescribing testosterone to men with low levels after hearing from these expert urologists.

Dr Maurie Markman discusses widespread shortages of anticancer chemotherapeutic agents.

F Perry Wilson comments on an analysis of the TRAVERSE trial showing how testosterone supplementation might affect bone health.

GLP-1 agonists are receiving all the attention, but other techniques and procedures also have proven efficacy, says Dr Benjamin H. Levy.

A growing body of evidence has identified new quality indicators for colonoscopy, many of which are immediately actionable, says Dr David Johnson.

An update in trial interpretation, CI, and P-values; percutaneous tricuspid Interventions; and news on HDL and humility in Medicine are the topics John Mandrola, MD, covers in this week’s podcast. This podcast is intended for healthcare professionals only.

The past year's top guideline changes that affect day-to-day practice of primary care.

Anne Peters, MD, provides an overview of the updates to the ADA Standards of Care in Diabetes.

Drs Robert Glatter and Robert Pearl discuss shrinkflation and how it applies to healthcare.

David J. Kerr, CBE, MD, DSc, discusses palliative care that brings joy to patients nearing end of life.

It's not your imagination. Those problem lists are getting longer all the time, but the resources to deal with them are shrinking.