The Latest Breaking News from ER

From "Doctor" Strange to Goatee-less Strange.

The doctor is in. And it’s a good thing for television. Ever since the blurry black-and-white tube invaded homes, the medical show has been the palliative that audiences seem to need. From the clean-cut Dr. Kildare to the acerbic Dr. House, the medicine man has been diagnosing TV drama.

Key Takeaways: Meitu reported its revenue grew 40% last year, driven by 147% growth for its services targeting business customers like photo studios and cosmetics stores Company’s advertising revenue, which accounts for nearly half of its total, grew by just 12% as clients reined in their spending By Doug Young

Fans may have been worried that the smash hit Netflix series would lose its sex appeal sans its biggest star, but the show’s second season has far more dynamic tricks up its sleeves, writes Nicole Vassell

Fans may have been worried that the smash hit Netflix series would lose its sex appeal sans its biggest star, but the show’s second season has far more dynamic tricks up its sleeves, writes Nicole Vassell

Medical staff who happened to be on flight administered IV drip and Narcan

As BBC cancels Holby City, famous actors who started out by appearing in minor roles in the long-running hospital drama talk about their experiences on the show

"The Pain Gap" author Anushay Hossain on how healthcare shortchanges women — and how to fix it

I applied for the quiz show to get bragging rights over my pub quiz teammates. Then I found myself sweating in the famous chair. What had I done?