An expert in imaging and cardiology argues for a CT-first approach to chest pain to minimize unnecessary cardiac catheterizations and to better diagnose patients more quickly.
Officials urge more protein consumption even as most Americans already exceed the recommended daily intake, largely driven by foods high in saturated fats.
A BMJ article urges a revisiting of medical history, arguing that professionalization sidelined women’s roles in shaping which forms of medical knowledge become legitimate.
PE ownership of ophthalmology practices has reshaped physician opportunities and patient care. Will things change with publicly held companies buying them out?
Dr Dana Chase describes how structural disparities and prior minimized care delay diagnosis and erode trust, requiring culturally sensitive, patient-centered care.
Dr Dana Chase recalls early-career frustrations treating endometrial cancer, highlighting that barriers often hinder adherence and require individualized care.
Dr Dana Chase recalls early-career experiences and describes how revolutionary advances in surgery and personalized medicine are transforming outcomes.
A proposed class action against Sharp HealthCare alleges that clinicians used an AI scribe tool to record patient visits without consent, placing California’s privacy regulations under renewed scrutiny.
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