New research provides important insights into the care of women with kidney failure on chronic kidney replacement therapy (KRT) undergoing gynecologic surgery, according to a study published in the International Journal of Gynecology &...
New research provides important insights into the care of women with kidney failure on chronic kidney replacement therapy (KRT) undergoing gynecologic surgery, according to a study published in the International Journal of Gynecology &...
In this article, Robert Gabbay, MD, PhD, breaks down the 4 key areas every healthcare professional needs to understand to keep pace with the latest advancements.
Rising measles cases and misinformation challenge healthcare professionals to educate, prevent spread, and promote vaccination.
As new physicians match, the system they enter needs repair.
This course discusses a study that identified perioperative pain experience as a more reliable predictor of chronic postsurgical pain versus traditional measures of acute pain intensity.
This course discusses a study that assessed outcomes in septuagenarian liver transplant candidates.
This course discusses an editorial that reviews an updated consensus paper from a major cytomegalovirus research and advocacy group with information on clinical trial reporting and definitions of certain cytomegalovirus (CMV)-related terms in transplant recipients.
In an effort to shield themselves from dangers such as hackers and cyber extortion, physicians would tremendously benefit from specialty cyber coverage and tailored liability insurance.
To retain physicians, healthcare employers must understand initial motivations, adapt to change, and involve younger doctors in decisions—especially around AI and governance.
Cannabis use is rising for medical benefits, but physicians call for more research and clearer regulations due to potential risks.
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