Pulse
NIH program takes on undiagnosed patients.
Autopsies yield important information for medicine and public health. With fewer hospital autopsies being done, what clues about disease and death are physicians missing?
The sudden skyrocketing prices of some small-market drugs has doctors and legislators crying foul.
Why is it that medical students taught to look for horses leap on zebras when it comes to their own health?
Quality Rounds
By Scott D. Smith
Can web-based systems help prevent misdiagnoses?
Perspective
By William Stauffer, M.D.
When you hear hoof beats, you need to consider all ungulates.
Commentary
By Philip R. Fischer, M.D., Jonathan N. Johnson, M.D., and Chad K. Brands, M.D.
Physicians often need to look beyond the obvious diagnosis.