Videos

Presented by the New England Journal of Medicine, this video focuses specifically on endoscopic management of acute bleeding from a peptic ulcer.

For those in need of a laugh.

In this "Developmental Disabilities Grand Rounds" presentation, Shari Barkin, MD, discusses the diabetes epidemic in the Latino population.

In this video, the FDA reminds healthcare practitioners about the importance of vaccinating children with cochlear implants, and provides recommendations that should be followed.

Learn why urinary tract infections are more serious in pediatric patients, and what can be done to effectively treat them.

Tell your patients about this video on anxiety, panic attacks, OCD, stress, phobias, and more.

Tell your patients about this video, which discusses the physiology of ADHD.

Direct your patients to this video on Parkinson's disease.

Share this video on multiple sclerosis with your patients.

Dr. Nina Silverberg of the National Institute on Aging, discusses Alzheimer's Disease.

The terms Alzheimer's and Dementia are often used interchangeably, are they in fact the same condition?

DoubleCheckMD is the first-ever online medical search technology that empowers users to quickly and easily find accessible, accurate information on drug interactions and side effects.

David Liebovitz, MD, discusses electronic medical records and potential cost savings, safety and efficiency savings for inpatients.

Vineet Arora, MD, discusses the use of point of care technology with hospitalists.

Sreedhar Potarazu, MD, MBA discusses the difficult task of defining quality of care in the healthcare system.

Donald W. Kemper, MPH, Chairman and CEO of Healthwise.org speaks about the company’s mission to help people make better health decisions.

New research based on transplanting Islets of Langerhan cells onto the anterior chamber of the mouse eye may pave the way for new diabetes treatment.

Ted Eytan, MD, MS, MPH, speaks to how the doctor/patient roles and methods of communication have evolved in the current digital environment.

David M. Cognetti, MD, discusses the evolution of treatment modalities for head and neck cancers.

Drs. Thomas Hansen and Craig Rubens talk about their campaign to have patients actively challenge physicians and nurses when it comes to hand hygiene.

The Cancer Foundation for Personal Appearance provides education, guidance, hair replacements, and wigs to patients suffering from hair loss due to cancer treatments.

George L. Foltin MD, FAAP, FACEP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine and NYU provides physicians with important information about Swine Flu.

Learn about the struggles patients with rheumatoid arthritis face everyday.

Patrick C. Alguire, MD, FACP, Director, Education and Career Development, American College of Physicians discusses why physicians may want to work part-time and gives constructive options for the physician to consider.