Addiction Training Cuts Physician Stigma by Building Confidence, National Survey Finds
A nationally representative survey of 855 U.S. primary care and emergency department physicians finds that addiction training reduces provider stigma ...
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When a Patient Asks ‘Am I Keeping You From Something Important?’, Medicine Has a Design Problem
Physicians argue that a patient's simple question about divided attention exposes a system-level design flaw in modern primary care communication, ...
AI Mental Health Tools May Overlook the Patients Most at Risk, Study of 7.19 Million Adults Finds
A population-based analysis of 7.19 million English adults with multiple long-term conditions reveals that AI mental health tools cover only ...
Nightmare Therapy Moves Into Primary Care and Emergency Rooms to Reach Trauma Survivors
Researchers are bringing standardized cognitive behavioral therapy for nightmares into primary care and emergency departments to reach trauma survivors who ...
Simple Conversation Cards Reshape Diabetes Visits, Video Study Shows
A randomized trial found that simple QBSAFE conversation cards shifted primary care diabetes visits toward discussions of treatment burden and ...
Frontline Doctors in Palestine Miss Key Signs of Seizures That Devastate Infants
A survey of 419 physicians in the West Bank found that fewer than half had good knowledge of infantile epileptic ...
Long COVID Leaves Lasting Mark on Health and Care Trust in Belgian Adults, Survey Finds
A large Belgian survey of primary care patients aged 45 and older finds that Long COVID affects about one in ...
Chop Wood, Carry Water: A Physician’s Case for Mindful Attention in Medicine
A personal essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine describes how years of Zen meditation transformed one pediatrician's ability ...
Why Payment Reform, Not Evidence, Is Holding Back Collaborative Mental Health Care
A new perspective argues that misaligned fee-for-service incentives, not weak evidence, have stalled adoption of the Collaborative Care Model and ...
Kidney Damage, Not Blood Sugar Alone, Drives Hospital Stays in Oldest Diabetes Patients
A Swedish population-based study of adults aged 75 and older with type 2 diabetes finds that advanced chronic kidney disease ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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