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08/12/2026

Managing postthrombolysis intracranial hemorrhage presents some of the most challenging scenarios in acute stroke care. In our latest issue, we highlight 10 risk management pitfalls to avoid when treating this serious complication. https://loom.ly/VQMxmos

08/08/2026

The August issue of Emergency Medicine Practice, Emergency Department Management of Postthrombolysis Intracranial Hemorrhage, is now available!

Explore current recommendations for the diagnostic workup, reversal strategies, and escalation of care, with a focus on stroke and neurocritical care management. https://loom.ly/KMUU9mY

08/07/2026

We're proud to announce that EB Medicine has been reaccredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME®) through July 31, 2030!

For more than 25 years, we've remained committed to delivering independent, evidence-based continuing medical education that helps emergency and urgent care clinicians make confident decisions at the bedside.

In today's world of AI and information overload, access to information isn't the challenge—knowing what's accurate, unbiased, and clinically relevant is. That's why every EB Medicine educational activity is grounded in rigorous evidence, independently peer reviewed by practicing clinicians, and developed without commercial influence.

This reaccreditation reinforces our ongoing commitment to providing the high-quality education our learners have trusted since 2000.

Thank you to our authors, peer reviewers, editorial team, staff, and learners who make this work possible. Here's to continuing our mission of improving patient care through trusted medical education.

Read the full announcement: https://loom.ly/UoMnvIk

EB Medicine has been reaccredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME®) through July 31, 2030, extending an uninterrupted accreditation that began in 2000.

08/06/2026

Support your clinical team with a free Pediatric Respiratory Conditions Clinical Pathways Workbook from The Pediatric Urgent Care Playbook.

This printable resource includes pathways and diagnostic and treatment tables for wheezing, croup, pneumonia, and other common pediatric urgent care presentations.

We encourage medical directors, clinical educators, and urgent care leaders to share this workbook with their clinicians to support onboarding, case review, and evidence-based decisions around assessment, treatment, and escalation.

Access the free resource for your team: https://loom.ly/abhiUbo

Our free, printable Pediatric Respiratory Conditions Clinical Pathways Workbook contains all of the clinical pathways from the respiratory conditions module of The Pediatric Urgent Care Playbook. These include detailed pathways and diagnostic and treatment tables for common pediatric urgent care pre...

08/04/2026

More than 18,000 cases of cyclosporiasis have now been reported across 45 states, according to the CDC, with over 6,700 laboratory-confirmed cases and 423 hospitalizations. Health officials continue to investigate the outbreak, with recalled iceberg lettuce linked to many cases.

When patients present with prolonged watery diarrhea, Cyclospora should remain on the differential, especially since routine GI PCR panels may not include it.

EB Medicine has evidence-based resources to help you evaluate gastroenteritis, dehydration, electrolyte emergencies, and other high-risk infectious diseases.

Explore our evidence-based infectious disease resources: https://loom.ly/S1JpA3Y

08/03/2026

Hearing how our content supports clinicians in practice is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

We're proud that Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice helps bridge that gap with peer-reviewed, evidence-based guidance designed for real-world emergency care. https://loom.ly/yj4bUsI

08/01/2026

An undrained abscess is a ticking time bomb! Learn why timely incision and drainage are crucial to prevent complications and ensure effective treatment in The Abscess Course: https://loom.ly/xdN6Ey8

07/30/2026

Last chance—offer ends tomorrow!

What changes after residency? Everything. More responsibility. Less time. Higher stakes.

What shouldn’t change: Access to trusted, evidence-based clinical guidance.

Save 50% on Emergency Medicine Practice and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice + receive a free 2025 Points & Pearls Compendium when you subscribe by July 31. https://loom.ly/36y-wOU

07/28/2026

EB Medicine is expanding an established collaboration with Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda.

The partnership began in 2022 with a one-year institutional subscription providing registered faculty and students access to selected publications and educational resources. It has now grown to comprehensive digital access for all emergency medicine students and faculty.

Founded in 1989, MUST has trained healthcare professionals for more than 30 years. Its Department of Emergency Medicine is home to Uganda’s first Emergency Medicine residency program and is a national leader in competency-based specialist training.

Expanded access to EB Medicine’s peer-reviewed publications will support learning, teaching, research, and point-of-care clinical decision-making across the department.

Read the announcement: https://loom.ly/vOzsB8s

EB Medicine has expanded complimentary access to its evidence-based emergency and urgent care publications for students and faculty at Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST) in Uganda. The expanded access removes subscription barriers, allowing every student and faculty member to use th...

07/27/2026

When hospitals invest in evidence-based education for their emergency clinicians, everyone benefits—from providers to patients.

Thank you to the organizations and clinicians who trust EB Medicine as part of their commitment to high-quality patient care. https://loom.ly/xEoOEoQ