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Patients Want the Facts Delivered in a Personal Story

When a physician and patient talk past each other, it may impair the patient's compliance and undermine the physician-patient relationship.

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How Do Doctors Feel About Assisted Dying?

As more of the public support assisted dying, are doctors’ attitudes changing too?

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This Is Powerful : New Tech IDs Key Microbes in Seconds

As scientists the world over attempt to understand the microbiome's role in health and disease, a new resource from the University of California San Diego could make their jobs easier.

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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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Nurse Workforce Bounces Back After Pandemic Fears

Pandemic-fueled fears of an RN shortage were unfounded as more registered nurses were on the job in 2023 than in 2019, a new study showed.

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