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In a Recent Study, Most Oncologists Chose Not to Assist Patients in Dying
Researchers analyzed decision-making patterns among California physicians who elected not to participate in the state's medical aid in dying program. Most oncologists asked to consult with a terminally ill patient seeking medical aid in dying choose to op
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In-Person Outpatient Visits Among Undocumented Patients Decreased in 2025
In this analysis, the researchers aimed to compare outpatient in-person and telehealth visit rates among patients classified as likely undocumented and those with likely legal status, before and after 2025 US immigration policy changes. Intensified immigr
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Multidisciplinary Rounds in Oncology Elevate Communication and Patient Care
Implementing multidisciplinary rounds in oncology units helps coordinate complex care, manage symptoms, and facilitate smoother discharges.
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Video: The Impact of AI on Clinical Practice and Care - Insights From Melissa Wong, MD
Dr Melissa Wong talks reclaiming time, addressing skepticism, and exploring ways for clinicians to approach AI in clinical practice and care.
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Lifetime Approach to Managing Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
The lifetime approach to managing hypoactive sexual desire disorder includes a combination of therapy and medication on a case by case basis.
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Can AI-Based Nursing Interventions Improve Chronic Illness Care?
This umbrella review evaluates the effectiveness of artificial intelligence-based nursing interventions for managing chronic illness. An umbrella review evaluates AI-based nursing interventions for chronic illness, finding potential benefits for predictiv
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Dermatologic Look-Alikes: Pink Papules on the Upper Arm
Two patients present with pink papules on the skin of their upper arms. Explore how two different diagnoses can appear under similar symptoms.
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Experts Urge Adoption of Enhanced Radiation Protection Devices for HCPs
A consensus statement urges the adoption of enhanced radiation protection devices to reduce occupational risks for health care workers.
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