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Despite the revised figures, Black women continue to experience pregnancy-related deaths far more than other groups, researchers said.

ABIM faces backlash as internists rebel against costly, time-consuming MOC exam. Can longitudinal assessments offer a smoother path to board certification?

2019 treatment guidelines published recommended ertapenem as a highly effective third-line therapy limited to a shorter course, as rescue therapy or during surgical planning.

Court documents reveal medical graduates from Nepal outperformed every country in the world on the USMLE and that examinee volume at Nepal's single test center tripled.

When put to the test, ChatGPT performed relatively poorly in determining appropriate screening and surveillance recommendations for colorectal cancer.

Incidence of stroke was significantly higher among Indigenous people in affluent countries than their non-Indigenous counterparts.

The findings build on results from a 12-week study of the device, which the investigators said "induces physical shearing of fibrous septa through rapid acoustic pulses."

A Nepali medical graduate seeks to block invalidation of her USMLE scores, claiming that she was unfairly connected to a wide-scale cheating scandal.

Now-published substudy of the SURMOUNT-1 trial shows a "bonus effect" of the medication, study author said.

A final federal rule that allows telehealth initiation of treatment and take-home doses of methadone increases access and removes stigma, say clinicians.