Primary Care

Incision sites were itchy, painful, red, and oozing and were not showing signs of healing

Clinicians diagnose a notorious transmissible bacterial infection rarely seen in the U.S.

Here's how the medical team diagnosed and treated the rare inflammatory skin disorder

Moral of the story: don't walk barefoot in the fields

Clinicians found CT scan to be best diagnostic tool

Is infection, injury, or diabetic dermopathy responsible?

PCR testing reveals an unusual presentation of an increasingly common disease

Outbreak "may be a wake-up call for the field," say editorialists

A report of three cases of trichomalacia in young women

Diagnosis implicates high triglycerides as a contributor

Man with a first-degree relative with CRC initially only agreed to stool-based testing

Man presented with irregular gray-white ulcers on the soft palate, uvula, and tonsils

Home test showed 52 apnea-hypopnea events per hour in woman with high blood pressure, weight gain

Histopathology reveals a disease most often seen in young children