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Numerous unresolved questions surround PPF treatment and support.

Male workers experiencing both job strain and an effort-reward imbalance in areas such as salary and promotion have double the risk for coronary heart disease, observational research suggests.

Over decades, the shrinking pool of classical hematologists -- who are compensated far less than hematologist-oncologists -- has put patients at risk without access to adequate and timely care.

An increasing number of BigLaw firms are recruiting students for summer associate programs before the formal on-campus interviewing process, a practice dubbed “precruiting.”

Shantanu Chaudhuri is an IT executive with 28 years of exposure in the Industry and ventured in various areas like digital...

Physicians told us which tax deductions they most often use when preparing their annual tax return.

A radiologist with a health condition sued his hospital to be able to work remotely. Find out what happened and what to do if youre in this situation and your accommodation request is denied.

Covington & Burling has agreed to turn over to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission the names of six corporate clients apparently affected by a data breach, resolving an agency lawsuit that at first sought the names of 298 publicly traded clients.

Six physicians discuss if they would choose private practice or employment when starting their career as a physician, considering factors such as patient throug

Adults aged 18-39 years had a significant prevalence of subclinical kidney dysfunction that linked with a higher CVD event rate in a retrospective analysis of 8.7 million Canadian adults.