Lack of timely faculty feedback and long work hours are among the critical factors within residency programs that are associated with interns developing depression.
Tweeting, posting, liking and sharing are popular methods of engagement. But how much is too much and what crosses the line?
Primary care specialties account for more than half of matches, with orthopedic surgery leading specialty placements. The AOA Match is ending as the AOA and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) wind down the fourth year of a five-year transition to a single accreditation system for graduate medical education.
If you’re in solo or group practice, check out a free webinar on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. CT to learn more about monitoring the credit card processing fees you get charged.
For those who insist on supplementation, Mike Varshavski, DO, encourages patients to choose vitamins that carry a seal of approval or certification by a trusted, independent organization.
Recent short-term studies have shown intermittent fasting’s potential for improving many critical health markers from losing weight to controlling blood sugar levels.
From running a tribal health center to helping babies breathe in Africa, women in medicine today are doing amazing things. Here are their stories.
As a medical studennt, Caleb Hentges, DO, battled personal demons and depression while nearly failing out of his first year. He came out the other side as a stronger and more compassionate individual and physician.
Two separate reports published last week found physician burnout continues to impact the health care landscape. Here are five takeaways from the reports.