Morning Report is a quick clinical update for primary care physicians on the latest medical news and research relevant to everyday practice. This 1-minute rundown of important clinical news is brought to you by our physician advisors in family medicine and internal medicine.

• Is One SGLT2 (Or GLP-1) Just Like Another for Cardiac Benefit?   A new consensus document from ACC acknowledges the 'twofer' benefits of some antidiabetic drugs.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 31, 2018
• 'Oh, My Aching Knees'? Screen for Prediabetes   Here's what you can prescribe to patients with prediabetes and exercise-limiting arthritis to prevent progression to type 2 diabetes.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 20, 2018
• Metformin and B12 Deficiency: A Bigger Problem Than We Thought   New evidence suggests that preventing vitamin B12 deficiency could reduce peripheral neuropathy in patients on metformin.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 18, 2018
• Is Preventing Fatal Peanut Anaphylaxis Finally Possible?   Promising new research offers hope to the many kids, teens, and adults who are peanut-allergic.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 13, 2018
• Can 'Normal' T4 Levels Increase AF Risk?   To minimize AF risk, should T4 levels be monitored in patients being treated for hypothyroidism?
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 11, 2018
• Don't Stay Silent on Firearm Violence   Clinicians have a responsibility to reduce gun injuries and death in their communities.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 6, 2018
• The Latest Medicare Changes to Enhance Your Bottom Line   Clinicians should become familiar with these beneficial new rules.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, December 4, 2018
• Baloxavir--The New, Single Oral-Dose Antiviral for Influenza   It's the first new antiviral drug for influenza in almost two decades, but how does it differ from the antivirals we have now?
  Medscape Internal Medicine, November 29, 2018
• Do No Harm: When Not Listening Leads to the Wrong Diagnosis   This study of patient perspectives in diagnostic error should give clinicians pause.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, November 27, 2018
• Rapid Deterioration in Type 2 Diabetes: Rethink the Diagnosis   Differences in response to treatment and other characteristics help determine which of your type 2 patients actually have type 1 diabetes.
  Medscape Internal Medicine, November 20, 2018