Let’s take a minute to review (what I had to review) on Urinary Retention in Kids.

Diarrhea is no joking matter (although it can be the butt of many jokes – see what I did there?).

The other causes of "idiopathic" paralysis other than Guillain-Barré, think Tox!

What should you consider with the patient who can't walk?

Influenza affects up to 20% of the U.S. population every year. How do you evaluate and manage the patient with suspected influenza? What should you consider in the critical, toxic patient?

This week's Journal Feed Wrap up from Clay Smith brings you febrile seizures and acetaminophen, lidocaine, biphasic anaphylaxis, and acute flaccid myelitis.

Generalized weakness in the elderly patient is probably not your favorite chief complaint to evaluate, but these patients could be experiencing a life-threatening condition. What do you need to consider in these patients?

The emDOCs team is incredibly grateful for our readers and our amazing contributing authors. You and your amazing support always keep us going. Here is our list of top posts from 2017. Stay tuned for an exciting 2018, and thanks again for your support! Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!