Serious Physician Shortage Is Anticipated in the Absence of Broad Intervention Measures
Acute physician shortages are expected, irrespective of the type of provider setting or geographic location.
All articles by Jill Stein
Extensive Ties Between Patient-Advocacy Organizations and Industry Suggest Potential Conflicts of Interest
Approximately 83% of patient-advocacy organizations reported that they received financial support from drug, device, and technology companies.
Inappropriate Questions Are Still Common When Females Interview for Orthopedic Surgery Residencies
Questions regarding these topics during a residency interview are prohibited by the NRMP.
Medication Linked to Cognitive Impairment Is Frequently Prescribed to Elderly OAB Patients
Cognitive impairment is an especially worrisome adverse effect in older patients.
Orthopaedic Surgery Residents Lack Financial Know-How Despite Huge Debt
Overall, 71.8% of residents rated their financial literacy at or below average.
Racial Disparities Identified in Membership to Prestigious Medical Society
Black and Asian medical students are less likely than white medical students to be granted membership to the highly-revered AΩA.
Physicians Decry Trump’s Immigration Order
“It has created much uncertainty and may well lead selection committees to reconsider their choices of applicants on the basis of country of origin.”
Popular Messaging App Shows Promise for Interpreting Chest X-rays
“Our study shows that WhatsApp® is a reliable tool to communicate radiological images without any significant loss of diagnostic information.”
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