Blog - Page 15 of 30

Concussions, Kids and Sports: Should we set limits?

+ April 14, 2014

Physicians made it clear in a recent poll that age limits and warnings are needed for children playing sports as a way ... More

+ April 10, 2014

Sermo has swelled its membership numbers by 30 percent in just six months with a focus on clinical and practice management ... More

+ April 9, 2014

Algorithms can help beat cancer in a new approach to personalized medicine. Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have ... More

+ April 8, 2014

Imagine an emergency room trip where a patient is in pain. The ER physician checks his files and discovers that the patient is a ... More

+ April 7, 2014

Has the exam room scene of a doctor intent on his patient been replaced by a doctor sitting awkwardly at a small desk tapping away ... More

+ April 4, 2014

How many days before you can book an appointment with a doctor varies greatly by location. In some parts of the country, it's as ... More

+ April 3, 2014

“Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in a ... More

+ April 2, 2014

From scientists talking about the effect of global warming on medicine to a new poll about how happy doctors are in their chosen ... More

+ April 1, 2014

Italian researchers presented a paper this week at the American College of Cardiology that showed a link between low levels of ... More

+ March 31, 2014

Our Sermo Physician Poll this week weighs the balance of ethical decisions with medical decisions when it comes to being a ... More