As Shutdown Drags On, Opioid Crisis Looms Large

As the government shutdown drags in to its second month, physicians who treat opioid use disorders are being backed against a wall.

Discrimination Against Physician Mothers a Widespread Issue

Key themes identified included issues with gendered job expectations, financial inequalities, and limited advancement opportunities, among others.

Hospital Discharge During Holiday Season Considered Novel Risk for Readmission, Death

The "Christmas Effect" has been linked to increased risks in patients discharged from the hospital during the December holiday season.

Enough Is Enough? When Health Metrics Shift From Useful to Too Much

Poor Health Outcomes Associated With Fear of Crime, Violence Among College Students of Color

FDA Launches MyStudies Mobile App in Effort to Increase Access to Real World Patient Data

Medical Advocacy Groups Concerned Over Latest Trump Administration ACA Guidance

E-Visit Adoption Increases Office Visits, Healthcare Use in Primary Care

Causes of Burnout in Resident Physicians Examined

The Doctor Will @ You Now: Social Media MD Shares Strategies

Variations in Influenza Vaccination Coverage Among Healthcare Employees Reported

Disaster Preparedness 101: Physician Resources for Patients

Is Team-Based Health Care the Model of the Future?

2017 Financial Preparedness Report Highlights Top Concerns From Resident Physicians

Physician Specialty Influences Rates of Burnout

Gender-Based Salary Inequalities Pervasive in Internal Medicine