This month's Medical Malpractice Insights discusses a tough case of medical clearance before sending a patient to jail.

This edition of emDocs Cases looks at key questions in the patient with a kidney stone. How can you optimize your case of these patients?

A 55-year-old male presents with shortness of breath, cough, and blood-tinged sputum. He states that he has been fighting off a cold over the past week, but noticed increasing cough over the past several hours, sometimes tinged with blood. He denies any other symptoms, appears well, and has a normal pulmonary, cardiovascular, and extremity exam. What are your next steps?

How does it fare compared to our old friend the xray?

A patient presents with intracerebral hemorrhage but demonstrates an ECG with deep T wave inversions and QT prolongation. What could be going on?

Toxicology can be a tough topic; this EM Boards Survival guide can help!

Sepsis in pregnancy... Uh oh. How do you optimize your care of the pregnant patient with sepsis? What do you need to consider?

This edition of JournalFeed Weekly Wrap-Up brings you the HEART score, ICH, VL vs. DL, and bronchiolitis, a wide range of topics to keep that brain fresh.