Memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia are one of the most common problems encountered by neurologists, psychiatrists, geriatricians, and primary care providers. These clinicians need a straightforward, practical guide to help them accurately diagnose and treat patients. MORE

Debra L. Beck, MSc, and Eugene Braunwald, MD About 47% of women with stage I or II breast cancer received radiation therapy (RT). However, RT increases the risk of coronary artery disease (CAD), with those treated for a left-sided breast cancer receiving greater heart radiation than those treated for a right-sided breast cancer.   Carlson et al sought to assessMORE

Jack Gladstein: This is the first text on pediatric headache that gears each chapter to both primary care and specialists. It focuses a lot on empowering families and offers practical solutions and best practices. Christina Szperka: Children with chronic headache diseases have substantial disability, but migraine, the most common disabling primary headache disorder, is underdiagnosed and undertreated. We wanted to increase awareness and provide a reference for patients and their parents, primary care clinicians, and specialists who care for kids with headache. MORE

Interview with Julian L Seifter, MD, David E Sloane, MD, EdM, and Elisa Walsh Why did you feel that it was important to write Integrated Physiology and Pathophysiology? What does your publication add to the field?  We felt that a book dedicated to physiology and pathophysiology would be helpful for medical and dental students, as this text has significant contributions from students who recentlyMORE