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Patients less likely to die if treated by a female doctor, study reveals

Patients less likely to die if treated by a female doctor, study reveals
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Biden Demands Congress Step Up To Deal With Gun Violence Epidemic

After the UNLV shooting, President Joe Biden on Friday stepped up his demands for action against gun violence. USA Today covers college professors calling the issue a "national menace." Meanwhile, Wyoming Public Radio reports on how stigma prevents gun owners from seeking mental health help.

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Study: Gun Injuries Increase In Gentrifying Neighborhoods

Gentrifying a neighborhood is somewhat controversial. After all, as more affluent people move into a cheaper neighborhood and begin the process of making the property more valuable, it pushes lower-in.

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Gun violence rate higher in gentrified neighborhoods, study finds

Researchers found firearm injury incidence rate was 62% higher in neighborhoods gentrified between 2014 and 2019

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Female Surgeons Have Better Outcomes Than Male Surgeons, Studies Show

Two new studies out of Canada and Sweden suggest that patients operated on by female surgeons are less likely to face future complications or require follow-up care than those treated by male surgeons. The cohort study, published in JAMA Surgery, examined over one million records from two different medical registries of adult patients who underwent …

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