There is no better example of the disconnect between what we know and what we do than in the case of women with heart artery disease.
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Read MoreDoximity’s Physician Compensation report revealed that income growth slowed and the gender wage gap grew in 2020 due to the pandemic..
Read MoreWomen in medicine are faced with heightened demands and lower than normal resources during the COVID pandemic. This can lead to burnout.
Read MoreWomen may not know they have osteoporosis until they fracture a bone. Early testing for osteoporosis can help them get effective treatment to reduce risk.
Read MoreThis is a story about perseverance in the face of overwhelming odds: A 69-year old widow finally got her driver’s license after 949 failed attempts.
Read MoreDoctors working in the field of women’s health should be prepared to listen to all concerns presented by patients & take a holistic approach to their care.
Read MoreIVF is much more successful than intrauterine insemination, another commonly used fertility procedure. Unlike IUI, it can help treat almost any type of infertility problem.
Read MoreA recent survey finds that women in medicine face harassment, disrespect and lack of opportunity. There is an urgent need to correct these inequities.
Read MoreBreast & lung cancer screening programs have led to diagnoses at an earlier stage. AI-deep learning systems improve on those results by reducing diagnostic errors.
Read MoreThe results of studies examining the impact of antioxidants and free radicals on health are mixed showing benefits and harm for both.
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