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Black Maternal Health Crisis Captures White House Attention
May 7, 2021
America’s maternal mortality rates are among the highest in the developed world. It’s a crisis of epic proportions. And like many other crises, not all Americans are equitably affected.
Finding the Right Approach to Pain Management
May 6, 2021
When doctors like myself have the freedom to prescribe effective, FDA-approved treatments to their patients, everyone wins. But deciding the right type, dose and duration of pain medications can be challenging.
What’s Happening to Americans’ Mental Health?
May 5, 2021
Awareness of Americans’ mental health has heightened in the past year – and for good reason.
How Telehealth Is Shaping the Future of Dermatological Care
May 4, 2021
Before the pandemic, I assumed that dermatological care needed to be provided in person. Using telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic has taught me that is no longer the case.
Who Will Control Access to New Alzheimer’s Treatments?
April 30, 2021
Very few of the more than 5 million Americans, or their caregivers, who live with Alzheimer’s have ever heard of the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review.
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