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"Tape strips can provide important clues to when and which drugs to use in HS in patients with both early and late disease, which can change clinical practice."

Nurse practitioners have expanded scopes of practice in about half of US states, but payers and collaborating physicians aren't always so quick to jump on board.

The MOC process is once again under attack by cardiologists and other specialty physicians. A petition aiming to end the requirements has garnered more than 17,000 and counting signatures.

In a new report on medical board sanctions by state, Public Citizen argues for more public access to a confidential federal database of doctor disciplinary actions.

The Washington state Medical Commission has accused a medical doctor in Idaho of violating standards related to COVID-19 and patient care.

Study suggests that quick access to mental health care could provide significant benefits for newly released prisoners, but other needs must also be addressed.

These masks will help overcome communication barriers for staff and patients.

The survey by researchers at the University of Rennes and colleagues raises questions about the relationship between authors who sit on editorial boards and journal editors.