Medical Schools Phase Out Lectures as Education Shifts Outside the Classroom
Medical students are choosing to forego lectures to use the time studying for the Step 1 exam instead.
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Putting Genetics to the Test: Insurers vs Preexisting Conditions in the Age of Trump
Before the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies could deny coverage to patients based on genetic testing results.
Survey Says: Perspectives From Women in Health Care
Spurred by movements like #MeToo and #TimesUp, women’s issues have come to the forefront across a wide array of disciplines.
Bridging the Mammalian Divide, One Medical Student at a Time
Harvard Medical School’s partnership with Zoo New England is unlike any other program in the country.
In Shocking Opposition, Trump Administration Denies Decades of Breastfeeding Research
In a move that shocked world health officials, the Trump administration indicated its opposition to a resolution intended to encourage breastfeeding among new mothers
Conflicting Values, Ethical Questions: When Viewpoints Differ From Your Employer
How should a clinician act on personal values when those values clash with their employers?
The Opioid Crisis: District by District
Southern states have the 10 highest opioid prescribing rates in the country, while California, New York, and Virginia are among the bottom 10.
Developing a New Set of Standards for Clinical Research Site Accreditation
Can groups with varying viewpoints come together to agree on a set of standards for the accreditation process?
Trump White House Freezes Billions Earmarked for Insurers Through ACA
The White House announced earlier this month a plan to freeze billions of dollars of risk-adjustment payments scheduled to go to insurers through the Affordable Care Act.
New Poll Offers Women’s Perspective on Women’s Health Issues
The Kaiser Family Foundation recently released results from a new poll examining the public’s view on women’s issues.
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