Latest Family Practice News
The Safety of Water and the Impact on Health in U.S.
by modernClinician Editorial Team
By Nancy Wurtzel When the city of Flint, Michigan made headlines in 2015 for its lead-contaminated water, clean water became a hot-button issue. Before then, most Americans took the safety […]
Just a Nurse? Not Anymore.
by modernClinician Editorial Team
By Nancy Wurtzel Which profession is the most trusted in America? According to an annual Gallup poll, for the past 15 years, nursing has claimed the top spot as the […]
General Practitioners: Dealing With Patient Addiction
by modernClinician Editorial Team
By Nancy Wurtzel General practitioners are often the first health care professionals to identify addiction in their patients. Dependence on alcohol and nicotine were once the most common culprits, but […]
Patient Communications: Accessing, Delivering, and Explaining Test Results
by modernClinician Editorial Team
By Nancy Wurtzel Patients say one of the most difficult aspects of receiving treatment is waiting for test results. Until 2014, health care providers were firmly in control of when […]
Use of SAMA, SABA Linked to Cardiovascular Events, Mortality in Asthma, COPD
by modernClinician Editorial Team
Environmental Conditions Linked to Health Outcomes for WTC Responders
by modernClinician Editorial Team
Combo of Step Count and Step Pace Tied to Lower Risk for Early Death
by modernClinician Editorial Team
AAP Issues Recommendations for Pediatric RSV Vaccination in 2026-2027 Season
by modernClinician Editorial Team
Updated COVID-19 Shot Beneficial for Those With Autoimmune Rheumatic Disease
Trends Reported in Vaccination Coverage for Adolescents for 2025
2005 to 2023 Saw More U.S. Women Never Screened for Cervical Cancer
4CMenB Vaccine Confers Modest Protection Against Gonorrhea in Teens
Use of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Increasing Among Children With Obesity
Aerobic Training, Behavioral Interventions Both Clinically Improve Asthma Control
Initial Rx Length Tied to Long-Term Use of Z-Drugs
Odds of Imaging Order Higher When Clinicians Self-Interpret