Dr. Dolkart: Foundational myths and fixing American healthcare
Seniors have benefitted from Medicare for 60 years, but recent decades of privatization threaten the integrity of the program ...
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Medical schools report steep drop in enrollment of Black and Hispanic students after Supreme Court ruling
Enrollment of Black and Hispanic students in medical schools dropped precipitously last year after the Supreme Court banned ...
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Medical Minute: Exercise And Weight Loss
In this week's Medical Minute, we're learning more about how which types of exercise can help you live healthier.
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Dr. Helen M. Ranney: First Woman President of the Association of American Physicians
Dr. Helen M. Ranney revolutionized the understanding of sickle cell anemia through her groundbreaking research, paving the way for advancements in treatment and diagnosis. Her achievements extended ...
American Kratom Association Applauds the Endorsement by the New Jersey State Board of Medical Examiners of S1476, the Kratom Protection Act
In January 8th meeting, NJ Board of Medical Examiners endorsed Kratom Protection Act and rejected criminalization legislation ...
Alcohol and cancer: 5 things to know about the surgeon general's advisory
The advice to put cancer warning labels on alcohol is no surprise to an Arizona scientist who has long warned of a cancer link.
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AMA, Researchers Aim to Reduce and Better Understand Drug Shortages
Oncology drugs tend to “percolate to the top” of shortage lists that prioritize drugs of concern, said expert.
‘Woke’ American Medical Association ices out health care professionals with differing views
The American Medical Association, like institutions of higher learning, corporations and the news media, has adopted “woke” ...