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The 2025 Updates in Neurology for Primary Care course brings together multiple subspecialists in neurology to cover a wide range of situations frequently encountered in the primary care setting.  Topics include difficult to manage headache and facial pain syndromes, first-time seizure, multiple sclerosis diagnosis and management, updated guidelines on stroke care, and geropsychiatric care in memory disorders. Grand rounds will feature Dr. Kimiko Domoto-Reilly from the Memory and Brain ...

Prevalence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the United States is strikingly high at 14.2%, representing over 30 million US residents; half of whom have moderate (CKD stage III) to severe (CKD stage IV) disease. Diabetes and hypertension together account for over 75% of cases of end-stage kidney disease in the United States, and prevalence for these risk factors is also high, with hypertension in US adults at almost 50%, and diabetes nearing 9%. Today, in the USA over half a million patients ar...

Building on the foundation of our 2018 event "Palliative Care is Everyone’s Job", we invite you to attend Palliative Care in YOUR Pocket: Creating a Tool Kit to Serve Those with Serious Illness. This multidisciplinary course will help you build a personalized palliative care toolkit to use when caring for patients with serious illness. It will walk you through multiple domains of palliative care, including prognostication, symptom management, compassion, communication skills, the psychosocial an...

Join faculty experts from our Center for Digestive Health for this half-day course on current evidence-based diagnosis and management strategies for gastrointestinal and hepatological diseases. The program was developed to support primary care clinicians, gastroenterologists, and those who treat GI-related conditions. We will review a range of topics from top to bottom of the GI tract, including upper and GI tract screening, motility disorders, and obesity management. We will address diagnosis a...