Primary care practices are increasingly joining Independent Physician Associations to strengthen negotiating power with insurers and remain independent.
Phones in class, a 25-year prescription gone wrong, pickleball's hidden danger, and why your spin class is too loud — four findings hiding in everyday care.
Longitudinal Swedish study finds physicians and nurses reporting problem drinking or illicit drug use had about twice the risk of rating their care as poor 1 year later
Yoga for SVT, romantic brain bias, dog-made air chemistry, math learning clues, selenium tea, and glaucoma pillows—medicine’s weekly roundup of strange.
A UK survey identifies priorities for suicide prevention, highlighting the need for earlier support, improved diagnostic access, and community-informed services.
The PETRUSHKA platform uses clinical data and patient-reported side-effect priorities to rank antidepressant options and guide shared treatment decisions.