Medicare moving forward with planned E/M office visit changes
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UWorld for AMA members
For a limited time this spring, UWorld is offering exclusive product discount codes to members of the American Medical Association. Learn more now.
These physician specialties have the biggest gender imbalances
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Top 10 physician specialties with the highest rates of depression
Physicians are at higher risk of burnout. Adverse professional experiences like not having enough PPE can contribute to depression as well. Learn more.