What transformative science awaits at the upcoming #ESH Meeting in Basel? Our expert panelists give an exclusive preview of the key themes, scientific breakthroughs, and innovations in hypertension. Watch the full discussion ➡️ mdsc.pe/4jshO6m #MedEd #Hypertension

If you find it hard to keep patients exercising, you’re not alone: even in carefully designed studies, attrition ranges from 25% to 50%, and those who finish adhere only about 66% of the time. Motivational messages usually focus on the benefits of starting, such as a stronger heart, better balance, lower blood pressure, and improved brain health. But what happens when you stop? That may or may not motivate someone, but understanding the cellular effects of quitting could help patients recovering from injury or surgery, undergoing cancer treatment, or on bed rest, as well as people taking a break after a goal like a marathon. Tap the link to read more: mdsc.pe/3U9RqE6

Heading to #ESMO26? Hear from Prof. Susana Banerjee about an upcoming satellite symposium on novel targeted agents in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer. Visit booth #8072 to learn more. #OvarianCancer #Oncology

📍 Madrid, here we come! Medscape is heading to #ESMO26! Join us October 23–27 in Madrid, Spain, for the European Society for Medical Oncology Congress. Attending? Stop by booth #8072 to connect with the Medscape team. We look forward to seeing you there! #ESMO2026 #Oncology #MedicalEducation #Medscape

Could shorter, pulsed treatment strategies change how we manage mild-to-moderate NTM-MAC lung disease? Dr. Flume and Dr. Winthrop discuss shifting patient care goals and testing new treatment approaches. Watch the full discussion ➡️ mdsc.pe/4iidLHI #Pulmonology #CME

Updates to an FDA-approved colorectal cancer blood test increased the detection of advanced precancerous lesions, a new study showed. “The updated test has improved performance, better detection of advanced precancerous lesions, resulting in larger projected reductions in CRC incidence and mortality at the population level,” said first author Aasma Shaukat, MD, MPH, of the NYU Grossman School of Medicine in New York City. Although colonoscopy and stool-based testing continue to be recommended as first-line screening in American Cancer Society guidelines, “for patients who are unwilling or just will not proceed with screening, we can consider offering them a blood test,” said Shaukat, who presented the findings at the American College of Gastroenterology 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting. Read more at the link: mdsc.pe/3U6r4CY

Up to 80% of systemic sclerosis patients develop pulmonary or cardiac involvement, yet care often remains fragmented across isolated specialties. Managing a complex, multi-system autoimmune condition requires more than independent consultations—it demands coordinated care pathways between rheumatology, pulmonology, cardiology, and dermatology. When care is siloed, organ involvement progresses undetected. Establishing strong referral pathways to designated Scleroderma Research & Treatment Centers is critical for long-term patient outcomes. That’s why Medscape supports the National Scleroderma Foundation Rocky Mountain Chapter and their efforts to champion integrated, multi-disciplinary care models. 🎥 Watch the full "Rare, but Resilient" discussion between Dr. Tracy Frech, She Shutes (Patient Advocate), and Medscape Education. Link in the comments. #FoodFight2026 #SclerodermaAwareness #RareDisease

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Put imaging into action with real patient cases. Explore how imaging findings can inform diagnosis, clinical decision-making, and next steps in care. 🔗 mdsc.pe/4zcU0YI

A quality improvement project nearly quintupled the rate of children receiving evidence-based, shorter courses of antibiotics for pneumonia and sinus infections, cutting unnecessary drug exposure without increasing treatment failures, according to the researchers. Research increasingly shows shorter courses of antibiotics — 3-5 days for community-acquired pneumonia and 5-7 days for acute bacterial rhinosinusitis — are safe in children. But clinical adoption has lagged. mdsc.pe/4elyvwM

A meta-analysis found that structured obesity management training programs for healthcare professionals (HCPs), defined by clear learning objectives and curricula, were significantly associated with improved HCP competencies — especially confidence. Only the longer programs (≥ 4 hours) were associated with a significant improvement. mdsc.pe/3U5tRMH

An increasing number of women in perimenopause and menopause are turning to testosterone as off-label therapy to manage their symptoms. mdsc.pe/4iukzmF

Why is interdisciplinary teamwork the secret to managing hyperphosphatemia in CKD? Dr. Matthew Weir and Leah Foster-Smith discuss how rounding with dietitians transforms care for dialysis patients. Watch the full discussion ➡️ mdsc.pe/4hZ0nJA #MedEd #Nephrology #CME

Every doctor can get bogged down with an endless daily to-do list consisting of everything from pre-authorizations and prescription refill requests to handling in-box messages from the patient portal, and endless electronic health record tasks. These critical (but often invisible) tasks done “behind the scenes” usually take place before patients arrive in the early hours of the morning or at home late into the night — and are drivers of both burnout and exhaustion, with much of this non-patient work spilling into weekend and weeknight hours. mdsc.pe/47CtfkL

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Nearly half of the individuals who were drinking when they started using GLP-1 receptor agonists (RAs) reported drinking less within 3 months, with higher odds among those who screened positive for potentially unhealthy past-year alcohol use, US survey data showed. mdsc.pe/4zIfUTM

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Why is viewing ADHD solely as a hyperactivity disorder an outdated model? Dr. Carolyn Lentzsch Parcells and Dr. Timothy E. Wilens discuss executive dysfunction, self-regulation, and broader clinical outcomes. Watch the full discussion ➡️ mdsc.pe/3UGrdx0 #ADHD #CME

One of the most frustrating experiences for clinicians is when a patient comes in with their mind made up based on an unsupported claim. Maybe they think vaccines are harmful. They swear by an unproven supplement. Or they refuse a prescribed medication because the internet told them it’s a Big Pharma money-making scheme. You try to correct them with facts and data — only to find that no amount of evidence or years of medical training can compete with a 30-second TikTok. But if trying to persuade them with evidence alone won’t work, what can? Tap the link to read the full story. mdsc.pe/4itgGyd

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