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Empathy Be a Factor in Medical School Admissions

January 10, 2020 Breaking News, Featured

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High empathy scores could become part of the criteria for getting into medical school, according to research published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association.

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American Medical Students Less Likely To Choose To Become Primary Care Doctors

January 3, 2020 Breaking News, Featured

Medical Students

Despite hospital systems and health officials calling out the need for more primary care doctors, graduates of U.S. medical schools are becoming less likely to ...

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Study: Sweet, Fruity E-Cig Flavors Leads to More Vaping in Teens

October 30, 2019 Breaking News

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Regulations which reduce youth exposure to flavored e-cigarettes may aid in preventing young people who try e-cigarettes from becoming long-term e-cig users.

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Pediatricians Recommend Greater Access to Surgery for Obese Children

October 29, 2019 Breaking News, Medical News

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Studies of adolescents and young people who have undergone bariatric surgery have found significant long-term reductions in weight and comorbid chronic diseases.

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House Reauthorizes Support Services for Older Americans

October 29, 2019 Breaking News, Medicine & Policy

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For many older Americans, the key to being able to stay in their own homes is the dedication and commitment of family caregivers.

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American Academy of Pediatrics Identifies Youth Soccer Injuries and Prevention Techniques

October 28, 2019 Breaking News, News Briefs

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Youth soccer is a tremendously popular year-round sport with many physical fitness benefits, but, as with any contact sport, it carries a risk of injury to players that should be discussed with the family pediatrician.

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Physician Groups Applaud Bipartisan Solution to Surprise Medical Bills

October 28, 2019 Breaking News, Medicine & Policy, News Briefs

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This bipartisan bill takes patients out of the middle, ensures that patients have access to health care services when and where they need them, and provides a level playing field between physicians and insurers.

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When A Doctor’s Screen Time Detracts From Face Time With Patients

October 13, 2019 Breaking News

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As Wei Wei Lee sat with her doctor to discuss starting a family, she felt a “distance” between them. The physician was busy on the ...

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Never Say ‘Die’: Why So Many Doctors Won’t Break Bad News

September 26, 2019 Breaking News, Featured

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PORTLAND, Ore. — After nearly 40 years as an internist, Dr. Ron Naito knew what the sky-high results of his blood test meant. And it ...

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Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Lung Cancer False Positives

September 15, 2019 Breaking News

With approximately 160,000 deaths in 2018 due to lung cancer, it is the most common cause of cancer death in the United States. The U.S Preventive Services ...

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