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How Doctors Choose to Die: Why Medical Professionals Often Refuse Aggressive End-of-Life Treatments

This hard-hitting blogpost by Ken Murray, a retired Los Angeles family doctor, helped open up discussions about why doctors routinely administer treatments to dying patients that they would adamantly refuse for themselves. Years ago, Charlie, a highly res

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The Harsh Reality of IVF After 45: $250,000, 11 Rounds, and No Baby

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Navigating Patient Requests for Medical Documentation: Medicaid Work Exemptions, Service Animals, and Disability Placards

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Navigating Patient Requests for Medical Documentation: Medicaid Work Exemptions, Service Animals, and Disability Placards

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Unapproved weight-loss drug retatrutide widely available online, creating challenges for clinicians

Non-FDA approved retatrutide is readily available to US consumers from multiple sources, leaving many clinicians grappling with how to manage patients taking the drug.

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Why Earning Patient Trust Requires Both Intellectual and Moral Grounds

What does it take to earn patients’ trust? Historian Sophia Rosenfeld, PhD, of the University of Pennsylvania describes the elements that matter in addition to knowledge.

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Critics question consent, clinical utility, and industry influence in UK's Our Future Health programme

The UK’s flagship health research programme promises breakthroughs, but beneath an NHS branded facade, critics are asking who really benefits from this vast database, heavily backed by industry and government. Margaret McCartney and Deborah Cohen investig

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