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Why your treatment plan falls apart after you leave the doctor

Most doctor visits do not fail in the room. They fail after you walk out, holding a plan and no clear idea of when something has gone wrong enough to…

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How fear of the stock market quietly costs doctors a million dollars

Doctors spend over a decade training and then quietly leave a fortune on the table when they handle their own money. In this episode, economics profe…

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Why physicians stay in jobs they could afford to leave

Most physicians who feel stuck in a job could actually afford to leave. They just can't stomach what the worst week might look like. Stanley Liu, car…

3 months, 4 weeks ago

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When local doctors disappear, patients pay the price

A patient with a dying leg won't drive 20 miles for care. In Devin Zarkowsky's town, that's not a hypothetical. Vascular surgeon Devin Zarkowsky runs…

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How immersive travel can reshape identity and habits

A week off does not fix burnout. The same problems are waiting when you get home, and the same person is walking back into them. Stacey Funt is a rad…

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Why physician is not the same as provider

Calling a doctor a provider sounds harmless. The American College of Physicians says it isn't. Janet Jokela, former treasurer of the American College…

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Patient involvement and the future of clinical research

Most clinical research treats patients like data points. What gets lost when researchers stop listening to the people they study, and what does it co…

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How Medicare's new cut is closing private doctor practices

A 30 to 40 percent Medicare cut just hit the doctors who keep your local hospital running, and the policy meant to stop hospital monopolies is accele…

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How true crime is radicalizing your kids online

Your child is messaging neo-Nazis on Discord, role-playing the Columbine shooting on Roblox, or making fan art of mass killers, and you have no idea.…

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How Medicare is breaking nursing home care

Imagine being penalized for delivering good care to your frailest patients. Medicare's quality scoring program was built for healthy outpatients, not…

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