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09/17/2026

What do physicians do when they’re off the clock?

A G-Med community poll of 107 physicians found that exercise came out on top at 42%, followed by creating art at 27% and reading at 26%. Socializing, gardening, and playing an instrument also made the list.

Because there’s more to physicians than medicine. What’s your favorite way to unwind?

09/15/2026

A 10-year-old boy presents with severe bilateral leg pain and an inability to walk after a weekend outdoor trip. CK, CRP, creatinine, AST and ALT are elevated, with hematuria and positive urine myoglobin.

Rhabdomyolysis appears clear. The cause is not.

What would be at the top of your differential diagnosis?

Join the clinical discussion on G-Med and see how physicians approach the case.

Rhabdomyolysis | Pediatric Rhabdomyolysis | Differential Diagnosis | Pediatric Medicine | Clinical Case | Muscle Injury | CK Elevation | G-Med

09/14/2026

Can AI handle a complex trauma case?

G-Med asked four AI models to assess a 30-year-old patient following a 6-meter fall, with persistent hypotension, tachycardia, a positive FAST, and abnormal laboratory findings.

Then 129 physicians judged which model gave the best response.

ChatGPT (5.4) came out on top with 33% of the vote, followed by Google Gemini (3.1 Pro) at 27%, OpenEvidence at 24%, and Claude (Sonnet 5) at 16%.

The results were close. Which model would you trust most for clinical reasoning?

artificial intelligence in medicine, medical AI models, physician community, clinical reasoning, trauma diagnosis, AI healthcare

09/13/2026

Cancer control begins with education, but meaningful change requires action.

In this G-Med discussion, Dr. Ernest Hawk highlights how progressive policy, advocacy and public health measures can help turn cancer education into real-world impact.

What role should physicians play in shaping cancer prevention policy?

Cancer prevention, cancer control, oncology, public health, healthcare policy, physician advocacy, medical education

09/11/2026

A clinical image, four possible answers, and one decision to make. Test your clinical reasoning with the latest G-Med Quiz and see how your approach compares with physicians around the world.

What’s your answer: A, B, C, or D?

09/10/2026

When a surrogate pregnancy takes an unexpected medical turn, who gets the final say?

A surrogate mother was asked to terminate a full-term pregnancy after the baby was diagnosed with a severe heart defect. She refused.

The case raises difficult questions around reproductive autonomy, the rights of intended parents, the welfare of the child, and the limits of surrogacy agreements.

On G-Med, physicians are discussing where those boundaries should lie. Where do you stand?

Surrogacy ethics, medical ethics, reproductive autonomy, bioethics, parental rights, pregnancy, healthcare ethics, physician discussion

09/09/2026

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) is rare, rapidly progressive, and devastating, but its rarity makes global clinical exchange especially valuable.

On G-Med, neurologists across 29 countries have discussed CJD, sharing knowledge and perspectives on a disease many physicians may encounter only rarely during their careers.

When experience is limited locally, a global medical community can help bring clinicians together.

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, CJD, prion disease, rare neurological disease, rapidly progressive dementia, neurologists, neurodegenerative disease, rare disease awareness

09/08/2026

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

Awareness starts with knowledge. From understanding the signs and different types of blood cancer to supporting patients and advancing research, every conversation can make a difference.

At G-Med, physicians from around the world come together to exchange knowledge and discuss the challenges shaping hematology and oncology today.

This month, we stand with everyone affected by blood cancer.

blood cancer awareness, leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, hematologic cancer, cancer awareness, hematology, oncology, cancer research, healthcare professionals

09/07/2026

The conversations physicians engage with most can say a lot about where medicine is heading.

In August, G-Med discussions ranged from asymptomatic bacteriuria in elderly patients and AI receptionists to surrogacy ethics, AI’s role in reducing physician burden, and where professional expectations should end outside the workplace.

These were some of the topics that got the G-Med community talking. Which one deserves a deeper conversation?

physician community, medical discussions, healthcare trends, AI in healthcare, medical ethics, physician perspectives, clinical medicine, digital health

09/06/2026

Early detection can change the course of cancer care.

Dr. Faiz Bhora highlights the importance of screening and identifying cancer at the earliest possible stage, when patients may have the best opportunity for curative treatment.

At G-Med, conversations like these help physicians share perspectives on prevention, screening, and better patient outcomes.

Cancer screening • Early cancer detection • Cancer prevention • Oncology • Cancer treatment • Cancer awareness • Physician education • Medical education • Healthcare professionals • Patient outcomes

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