Paras Karmacharya, MD, discusses why skin “remembers” irritation after Halloween and how to prevent future flares.
Featured Articles
Richard Stefanacci, DO, discusses tips for turning fall season hazards into safe steps for older adults.
Sarah Rosenbaum, MD, child psychiatrist, offers insights on helping kids handle fear, overstimulation, and Halloween anxiety.
Kristen Wheeden, DrPH, MBA, discusses porphyria—the rare “vampire” disease—its stigma, and advances in patient care.
In recognition of Diabetes Awareness Month, the American Red Cross will offer blood donors free HbA1c testing this November.
Stephanie Chao, MD, shares expert tips to keep kids safe from costume, candy, and pumpkin-related Halloween hazards.
Steven Feldman, MD, PhD, discusses whether physicians can balance professionalism and fun by wearing costumes on Halloween.
A study has explored how Halloween habits may impact heart health, offering insights for clinicians and public awareness.
Halloween drives an influx of ophthalmic emergencies and infections caused by nonprescription contact lenses, masks and more.
Doctor's Voice
In this fictitious tale, a vampire OB/GYN fights to save her women’s health clinic.
Suicide rates are rising in the US, especially among healthcare workers—Yvette Terrie, RPh, shares how awareness saves ...
Dr. Frank Brodkey dispels the myth that high-dose IV vitamin C is beneficial in sepsis treatment.
Prof. Pat Price calls for global investment in radiotherapy to ensure access to life-saving, precision cancer treatment.
Knowledge Hub
Physician's Weekly has developed an innovative, peer-led initiative designed to transform the way physicians engage with clin
Physician's Weekly has developed a Hub for practicing physicians to sharpen their skills and knowledge of health and testing.
Physician's Weekly has developed an innovative, peer-led initiative designed to transform the way rheumatologists engage with
Business of Medicine
Fictional monsters pale beside real-life horrors—Dr. Girgis reveals 14 of history’s most evil doctors.
Federal probe finds some insurance plans overstate mental health provider availability; with some providers never contracted.
Legal insights for both employer and employee physicians regarding navigating non-compete clauses in contracts.
Invoking the 5th in malpractice trials may protect against criminal charges but can backfire in civil cases.
Cartoons
This week’s medical cartoon reminds us that while mortality may be certain, halitosis is optional!
Discover a dose of humor and a dash of apple in this week's medical cartoon!
Feeling a pinch crabby? Catch this week's medical cartoon!
Time to paws for a laugh—fetch this week’s medical cartoon!
