Challenger Series and Topical Atlases

Challenger Infectious Disease provides physicians with the most up-to-date information for diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases.

Challenger Rheumatology/CC is part of the Challenger Core Curriculum Series, produced jointly with Michael K. Rees, MD, MPH, Department of Medicine, Harvard University. This lecture-based course focuses on four major areas of rheumatology and provides pri

Challenger Acute Care Radiology teaches primary care and emergency physicians to quickly diagnose the entire spectrum of problems recognizable on radiographs and other scanned sources. This best-selling review and reference course also includes new cases.

Challenger Allergy and Asthma/CC is part of the Challenger Core Curriculum Series. This lecture-based course focuses on four major areas of allergenic and related asthmatic reactions and provides primary care physicians and specialists with information on

Challenger EENT/CC covers a variety of topics pertinent to the practice of both ophthalmology and otolaryngology, including eye trauma, ocular dryness, vertigo, and sinusitis. This course is the perfect tool for physicians who want to stay up with the EEN

Challenger EM Psych is intended for all physicians, emergent and primary care providers, and specialists, who require information about psychiatric practices and the management of behavioral disturbances in emergent care settings.

Challenger Heart Sounds is a complete cardiac auscultation course on CD, providing clinicians with the opportunity to identify normal and many types of clinically significant abnormal heart sounds.

Challenger High Risk Medicine, a state-of-the-art antidote to misdiagnosis and litigation risk, is a series of courses designed to address each aspect of high risk care, management, and risk prevention.

Challenger Lung Sounds contains over 100 high-resolution images and audio interactive Flash animations that highlight the most important lung sounds, their mechanism of production, the locations where they are commonly heard,.

The American Pain Foundation estimates that chronic pain affects more than 50 million Americans and is the leading cause of disability. But 80% of consumers report wanting more information from their physicians on pain medication risks and side effects.