Medical Lectures

What makes kids hyper right before bedtime? At what age do experts start recommending the use of ADHD medications off-label? Review common cases in pediatrics from subject matter experts and improve your patient care.

Read about Mayo Clinic’s seminar on the use of physical exams to identify musculoskeletal conditions that you can take for free with GIBLIB. Evaluate some of the most common joint complaints by rediscovering the keys to a great physical exam.

Do you know everything there’s to know about abnormal CBC? Take this quiz and test your knowledge.

Because it's Multiple Sclerosis awareness month, we thought you would be interested in watching 5 prevailing video lectures from Mayo Clinic on "Multiple Sclerosis and Autoimmune Neurology Update".

Dr. Ilyas discusses immunotherapeutic options for patients with cholangiocarcinoma. She compares standard therapy with single and combination immunotherapies.

Schoenoff, PA-C, a physician assistant at Mayo Clinic, discusses the case of inflammatory bowel disease in pregnancy and how healthcare professionals can best help these patients.

Learn more about how to lead your healthcare staff and manage your practice with this complimentary healthcare conference from Mayo Clinic you can read and watch on GIBLIB.

Get Practical Tips for the Diagnosis and Management of Heart Failure from Mayo Clinic's Tyler J. Peterson, MD.

Get updates on the latest recommendations in hospital medicine in our comprehensive Mayo Clinic conference. Watch 8 out of the 37 medical lectures for free.

Caroline Davidge-Pitts, an endocrinologist and assistant professor of medicine at Mayo Clinic, deep dives into testosterone therapy in men. Register today to watch full lecture.

Because it’s Heart Awareness Month, we thought you would be interested in watching these 6 up-to-date video lectures on “Cardiology Update: the Heart of the Matter”.

Are you up to date on your knowledge of non-opioid medications for pain management? Take this quiz to test your knowledge and watch the video to learn more.

Conor Loftus, MD MRCPI discusses cases of abdominal pain and bloating and emphasizes categorizing these patients into groups to facilitate diagnosis and subsequent management. Take the quiz at the end to test your knowledge of gastroenterology.

Although cancer survivors are living longer lives than ever before, their risk of cardiac toxicity has skyrocketed due, in large part, to chemotherapy. Dr. Hector R. Villarraga, a cardiologist, describes cardiac disease in the cancer survivor and what the internist needs to know.

Watch our Mayo Clinic course seminar on opioids and the efforts Mayo Clinic has made to combat the opioid epidemic and to educate others on the use of opioids.

Cappelle, MD breaks down serious ENT diagnoses, from sudden hearing loss, rhinosinusitis, and others that can become permanent if not treated properly.

In a John Hopkins study, 56% of physicians surveyed said they don't have time for compassion – but that is what your patients need the most. Learn how compassion betters hospital care

Arizona was facing an opioid crisis until they passed a bill regulating opioid prescriptions. Did it work? Learn first-hand from an AZ pharmacist.

The JNC has aided many healthcare professionals throughout the years, and for that, we are grateful. But that doesn’t mean it is always right. Learn about the textbook myths surrounding blood pressure meds and how it’s hurting patients.

How to perform a hand and wrist physical exam accurately.

Prescribing for depression can be a minefield. Learn how to select antidepressants for new patients or patients with complex medical comorbidities.

Anxiety is hard to diagnose: from running out of time in check-ups to patients' stigma. Learn more about Generalized Anxiety Disorder and its treatments.

M. Regina Castro, MD examines our old friend metformin and the countless new drugs emerging to treat diabetes that threaten metformin’s reign as the #1 diabetes drug.

Review of some medical liver-related terms that you might be using wrong

What is the best way to treat anxiety safely with benzodiazepines?

How are you going to prevent your patients from developing diabetes? Here are some technological and pharmacological updates.

How do doctors approach patients with anemia? Get first hand insights on the approach on anemia pertaining to the size of the red blood cells, iron replacement, laboratory values seen in hemolysis, and differential diagnosis of macrocytosis.