Want some quick indicators about patient health? Watch how they walk. Here’s what primary care physicians need to know.

Tandem's t:slim X2 insulin pump now integrates with FreeStyle Libre 3, enhancing personalized diabetes management with real-time glucose data sharing.

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Attrition rates highlight gaps in socioeconomic diversity and equity within physician pipeline.

Trustees project Medicare hospital insurance trust fund will be depleted in 2033, three years earlier than expected.

Be mindful of how you pick those that give you and your patients important advice

System automates key bottleneck, enabling faster, high-precision gene editing across model organisms

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Annual report puts depletion three years ahead of projected schedule in 2024 report.

A new Qlik survey reveals a deep trust divide in how patients view AI, health data privacy and tech companies.

DESKi secures $6 million in funding to expand AI-powered cardiac imaging tool

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Senate Finance Committee publishes language that prompts new round of analysis, warnings for physicians, rural hospitals.

Study finds patients with diabetes who prefer a non-English language are less likely to be prescribed continuous glucose monitors, even when their condition is poorly controlled.

Funding cuts to the CDC threaten vital research and patient care for millions with autoimmune diseases, risking future treatments and public health.

All 17 former ACIP members join in assessment in new JAMA editorial.

Bondar is a 3D-printed, custom-fit back support tailored to the user’s body shape

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In one of the studies, physicians aided by the DermaSensor device correctly referred 91.4% of cancers, compared with 82.0% without the device — a 50% reduction in missed cancer referrals.

A large clinical trial finds digital cognitive assessments can catch early signs of Alzheimer’s in older adults — but primary care workflows and clinician buy-in remain key barriers.

Despite advocates and state actions, hard evidence is scant and there is no national consensus that cannabis is a medical treatment, scholars say.

Patients save hours, costs and carbon emissions without losing comprehension in preoperative virtual consultations, an Amsterdam UMC study finds.

Device offers greater strength, natural healing, and easier integration with standard surgical techniques.

Study uses an evolutionary modeling approach known as a “fitness seascape” to simulate how bacterial resistance develops in response to real-world treatment patterns.

Brian McKillop, president of the locum tenens division at AMN Healthcare, joins the show to discuss the company's latest report on the physician shortage.