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FEATURED SERIES

Real TalkPatient PerspectivesResidency RoadmapWomen in MedicineWellness MattersMalpractice Monitor

Straight talk about the real challenges in healthcare.

• Trust me, not social media: Tips for combating medical misinformation
• Tips for dispelling common healthcare misconceptions
• Let's talk about sex (it's what your patients want)
• An argument for getting personal with your patients

Straight talk about the real challenges in healthcare.

• Trust me, not social media: Tips for combating medical misinformation
• Tips for dispelling common healthcare misconceptions
• Let's talk about sex (it's what your patients want)
• An argument for getting personal with your patients

Insider views of the patient experience—by patients, for doctors.

• From isolation to support: Thriving with narcolepsy in childhood and beyond
• Narcolepsy unmasked: Advocating for recognition and support
• My journey with narcolepsy: The struggle to get a timely and correct diagnosis
• I was diagnosed with colon cancer in my 30s: Here's how I'm coping today

Learn how to thrive at this stage of your career.

• New physicians’ exam scores tied to patient survival
• Cutting-edge tech gives students a 3D look at anatomy
• This potentially controversial tactic could alleviate physician shortages
• The NRMP is evolving to relieve med students of their worst fear

Personal perspectives and guidance for empowered female clinicians.

• How women in medicine struggle for equality in academic publishing
• Female physicians are leading the way in environmental stewardship
• Reinventing retirement for women in medicine
• Why you should attend a Women in Medicine conference

Improving wellness for both you and your patients.

• Far from toxic, lactate rivals glucose as body's major fuel after a carbohydrate meal
• Up to 246 million older people may be exposed to heat risk by 2050 due to global warming
• Some countries are banning lace underwear. Is there a true medical reason?
• Clinical trial: new drug makes exercise, everyday tasks easier for people with common heart condition

Attention-worthy malpractice cases across medicine.

• Man kills wife over unpaid healthcare bills
• Man kills wife over unpaid healthcare bills
• Man's bowel perforated during surgery, leading to massive lawsuit
• Man's bowel perforated during surgery, leading to massive lawsuit

SPECIAL REPORTS

CAREERS & EDUCATIONBeyond the white coat: Exploring the side gig economy of today's physicians

MALPRACTICE MONITORThe legal battlefield of medicine: Insights into medical malpractice nationwide

CAREERS & EDUCATIONA collective stand: The rising trend of physician unionization

BALANCING LIFE & WORK

Professional Development

RESIDENCYPrivate practice vs hospital employment—Which suits you best?

• WOMEN IN MEDICINEWhat to do when patients drop your ‘doctor’ title
• CAREERS & EDUCATIONWill self-employment really give you the autonomy you crave?
• BUSINESS & PRACTICE MANAGEMENTNew physicians’ exam scores tied to patient survival

Personal Finance

WORKING WITH PATIENTSPatient dumping: What not to do when patients can’t pay

• PERSONAL FINANCEYoung doctors are earning more. Will it be enough?
• MONEY MATTERS RXI’m a physician, and this is what my personal investment portfolio looks like
• MONEY MATTERS RXPhysician side-hustlers! Don't give all your money to Uncle Sam

Mental Health & Wellness

MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESSMental health perceptions: What's in place to protect physician careers?

• REAL TALKDid I give up motherhood to take care of patients?
• PSYCHIATRYResearch shows recent release from jail a big risk factor for suicide
• NEUROLOGYOur brains trick us into thinking consciousness can reside outside the body, research argues

LATEST CLINICAL NEWS & RESEARCH

• NEUROLOGYResearch sheds light on how proteins linked to alzheimer's disease influence neuronal growth
• DERMATOLOGYExploring the mechanism behind drug eruptions in the skin
• OPHTHALMOLOGYStudy shows virus that causes covid-19 can penetrate blood-retinal-barrier and could damage vision
• NEUROLOGYNew research presents 'mini-brains' that could advance alzheimer's treatment
• NEUROLOGY'Music map' reveals some brain cells age faster and are more prevalent in alzheimer's