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Exposure to Industrial Solvent Linked to 24% Higher PD Risk

Airborne exposure to a common industrial solvent was linked to a 24% increased risk of Parkinson’s disease in urban areas.

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HCPs Still Grappling With UnitedHealth Cyberattack

For some, the event has been "more devastating than COVID."

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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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Judge Won t Overturn Invalidated USMLE Scores

Court documents reveal medical graduates from Nepal outperformed every country in the world on the USMLE and that examinee volume at Nepal's single test center tripled.

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IMG Sues NBME for Invalidating USMLE Scores

A Nepali medical graduate seeks to block invalidation of her USMLE scores, claiming that she was unfairly connected to a wide-scale cheating scandal.

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