GeoVax President and CEO David Dodd makes the case that the U.S. vaccine system isn't quite broken, but it is badly in need of better communication, clearer processes and a lot more listening.
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System uses a non-invasive focused ultrasound technology designed to mechanically liquefy and destroy targeted tissue without surgery, radiation or thermal energy.
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Fight burnout and be a better doctor by becoming an amateur anthropologist, starting with your next patient.
Burnout, hassle and unrealistic patient demands have replaced personal health concerns and rising malpractice premiums as the top drivers of early physician exits.
Panacea Financial's 2026 survey reveals that debt, contract confusion and tax complexity are keeping physicians financially stuck at every stage of their career.
Clearance authorizes use of the system by qualified and trained healthcare professionals and marks a key regulatory milestone for the company as it expands its artificial intelligence-enabled imaging platform.
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A report from the Peterson Health Technology Institute says efficiency in AI tools is still lacking.
By framing the issue solely as 'burnout,' we overlook its true cause by failing to distinguish it from deeper ethical harm, and, in doing so, miss essential policy implications.
Value-based care relies on annual wellness visits, but are they really helping patients and practices?
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Women doctors are fleeing medicine. Technology, autonomy and compensation for time all could help them stay to treat patients.
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A surgeon in longtime independent practice shares lessons from dealing with the micro- and macroeconomic forces over medicine.
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Orthopedic surgeon and author Erica Rowe Urquhart, M.D., Ph.D., MBA, joins Melissa Lucarelli, M.D., FAAFP, for a candid conversation about what's really working against physicians and their patients.
Veradigm’s survey of 360 practice leaders finds operational and financial pressures, not clinical concerns, are the top threats to independence.
An analyst discusses lessons from the TRICARE health system and the case for cash-based care.
Skillsoft's SVP of compliance solutions, Asha Palmer, says banning AI doesn't stop staff from using it — it just means practices lose visibility over what's happening to their data.
The gap between hype and reality
Though surcharging seems like an easy solution to capture lost revenue, practices often overestimate the ease of implementing it into their payment system.
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A Medical Economics and Physicians Practice flash poll, sponsored by Heidi, found physicians split on AI, even as 70% are using or evaluating AI scribes in their practices.
Data from 30-patient study support FDA De Novo application as company highlights system performance in bariatric procedures
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Battery Ventures-backed firm adds ultrasound, industrial safety and U.S. manufacturing capabilities in dealmaking push
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