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No End in Sight for National ADHD Drug Shortage

Nearly 18 months after the FDA first acknowledged a national shortage of Adderall, there is now a widespread scarcity of multiple ADHD medications with no end in sight.

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Medicare Doc Pay Cut Eased as Biden Signs Fed Spending Bill

Physician groups continue to press for major revamp Medicare payments after securing a 2024 stopgap fix.

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There s Nothing Left to Try: Oncologists on Managing Grief

Five oncologists explored the challenges of caring for patients with cancer and how they deal with their complex feelings when a patient dies.

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Prenatal Rx Opioids Tied to Increased Risk for Preterm Birth

A large study showed taking prescription opioids during pregnancy is associated with an increased risk for spontaneous preterm birth.

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MOC Woes? This System Might Be the Solution

ABIM faces backlash as internists rebel against costly, time-consuming MOC exam. Can longitudinal assessments offer a smoother path to board certification?

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