Lipidologist finds fulfillment running extreme endurance races
Races stretch distances of 31 miles to more than 100 miles.
Posted September 1, 2009
more Off the Chart

Thermometry and the role of fever in medicine
Clinical thermometry is another example of medicine’s transition from art to science.
Posted November 1, 2009
more History of Medicine

Weight-loss guidelines aim to curb chronic renal failure

Posted March 1, 2010
more Obesity Update

Look to teaching to enhance your practice

Posted April 1, 2010
more In Practice

Community health workers: Where do they fit in the diabetes care team?

Posted May 1, 2010
more Diabetes Education

Use of niacin in patients with diabetes

Posted June 1, 2010
more Pharmacology Consult

Conference survival

Posted June 1, 2010
more Fellows' Perspectives

A recent study showed negative effects of vitamin D supplementation, contradicting previous studies. Could the benefits of vitamin D be overstated?

Posted July 1, 2010
more Point/Counter

Shades of gray
The Endocrine Society Annual Meeting illustrates that the more we learn, the more we have to learn.
Posted July 1, 2010
more Editorial

Recurrent dysphagia in a patient with invasive papillary thyroid carcinoma

Posted July 1, 2010
more Imaging Analysis

What are the odds?
When a patient’s blood glucose levels are too good to be true.
Posted July 1, 2010
more Case Challenges

Zvi Laron, MD: The man behind Laron syndrome
Zvi Laron, MD, is perhaps best known for the discovery of his namesake, Laron syndrome, and subsequent breakthroughs in growth hormone receptor defects and disorders.
Posted July 1, 2010
more Behind the Name