Infographic: Best & Worst Cities for an Active Lifestyle
With “lose weight and get fit” being both the most popular and most commonly broken New Year’s...
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Neurology
Linking Concussions to the Brain’s Ability to Process Sound
The secret to reliably diagnosing concussions lies in the brain’s ability to process sound,...
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Penn Study Confirms: Declining Sense of Smell May Diagnose Early Alzheimer’s Disease
Tests that measure the sense of smell may soon become common in neurologists’ offices. Scientists...
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Physician’s Weekly, LLC, Announces Partnership to Create First-Ever Facebook CME/CE
Basking Ridge, NJ; (November 13, 2016) – Physician’s Weekly announces the launch of the first-ever...
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Putting People at the Heart of Healthcare
Putting people at the center of healthcare may seem intuitive, but it’s an approach that has not...
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Among antidementia drugs, memantine is associated with the highest risk of pneumonia
Among users of antidementia drugs, persons using memantine have the highest risk of pneumonia, new...
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President-Elect Trump & What Lies Ahead for the U.S. Healthcare System
Following the election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. president, Physician’s Weekly Managing...
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Sleepwalkers feel no pain, remain asleep despite suffering injuries
A new study of sleepwalkers found an intriguing paradox: Although sleepwalkers have an increased...
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Trump & The Unlacing of the Affordable Care Act
Harvard analysts ponder changes across the American and global landscapes. After a grueling...
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Scientists develop game-changing blood test for concussions
A new blood test that identifies with greater than 90 percent certainty whether or not an...
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5 Steps to Maintaining an Online Reputation
The author of this article is Manish Kumar Chauhan, a digital marketing manager at...
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For women, caffeine could be ally in warding off dementia
Among a group of older women, self-reported caffeine consumption of more than 261 mg per day was...
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Depression’s physical source discovered
Understanding of the physical root of depression has been advanced, thanks to new research....
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Drug Used for Pain, Anxiety May Be Linked to Birth Defects
A drug commonly used to treat pain, epilepsy, anxiety and other brain health disorders may be...
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Multiple Sclerosis Misdiagnosis Supports Improved Education of Clinicians
A number of common conditions are mistaken for multiple sclerosis (MS), a disabling central...
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Analyzing Artificial Cervical Disc Replacement
Your dear friend has had pain in her left hip for the past decade, and it has only gotten worse....
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ADHD diagnosis puts girls at much higher risk for other mental health problems
Girls with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are at higher risk than girls without ADHD for...
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Looking for Work/Life Balance
From our content partners at Physicians Practice When you love your job, it can be easy for...
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Should Your Practice Consider Telehealth?
Investors are pouring money into digital health companies, with $5.8 billion invested in 2015...
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There Is No Such Thing as Too Much TV in This Doctor’s Office: A Different Approach to Patient Engagement
A recent Accenture report found that patients in the United States are increasingly accessing...
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