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Mashup Score: 0Planning for incapacity: Essential steps and strategies - 18 hour(s) ago
Although estate planning is often “on the radar” for physicians, too often they ignore another important planning area — incapacity planning. A well-designed and effectively implemented incapacity plan details your wishes and makes sure that they are honored when you can no longer manage your affairs because of illness or cognitive decline.
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Dermatologists are experiencing increasing rates of musculoskeletal injuries comparable to that of physicians in predominately surgical fields, according to a study. “Dermatology, traditionally considered an office-based specialty, has not historically been as prone to ergonomic injuries as more surgically inclined fields,” Ophelia Pilkinton, BS, a medical student at the University of
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Did you know that 90% of #dermatology surgeons report having musculoskeletal injuries? @LaraDevganMD and Rachel Day, MD, FAAD, shared recommendations with @HealioDerm for preventing surgery- and office-related injuries. Read the article ⬇: https://t.co/xvMRwzThiB https://t.co/4U9lGOSWEH
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Mashup Score: 0Planning for incapacity: Essential steps and strategies - 21 hour(s) ago
Although estate planning is often “on the radar” for physicians, too often they ignore another important planning area — incapacity planning. A well-designed and effectively implemented incapacity plan details your wishes and makes sure that they are honored when you can no longer manage your affairs because of illness or cognitive decline.
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Estate planning is a common financial practice among physicians, but incapacity planning often falls under the radar. 🔗 In the latest installment of Residency to Retirement, experts at @OJMGroup offer tips for developing an effective incapacity plan. https://t.co/cCc1mqkf6Y https://t.co/rprwf5aZNF
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Mashup Score: 0Planning for incapacity: Essential steps and strategies - 23 hour(s) ago
Although estate planning is often “on the radar” for physicians, too often they ignore another important planning area — incapacity planning. A well-designed and effectively implemented incapacity plan details your wishes and makes sure that they are honored when you can no longer manage your affairs because of illness or cognitive decline.
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Estate planning is a common financial practice among physicians, but incapacity planning often falls under the radar. 🔗 In the latest installment of Residency to Retirement, experts at @OJMGroup offer tips for developing an effective incapacity plan. https://t.co/cCc1mqkf6Y https://t.co/rprwf5aZNF
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Major cuts to some federal health agencies could have a detrimental impact on the everyday work primary care providers do, according to experts.On May 2, the Trump administration released its 2026 budget proposal, sometimes referred to as the “skinny budget.”
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🩺 Major cuts to AHRQ and SAMHSA could have a detrimental impact on the everyday work primary care providers do. 💡 “Cuts to these agencies may worsen the inequities we see in access to care and lead to strain across the health care system." 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/YBW3jmkw1m
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Consuming high-quality carbohydrates and dietary fiber in midlife was tied to a 6% to 37% greater likelihood of healthy aging in women, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open.In contrast, refined carbohydrate consumption reduced this likelihood by about 13%.
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Consuming total carbs and carbs from sources like #fruits, veggies and whole grains raised the odds of healthy aging in women, researchers at @HarvardChanSPH found. 🍅🥕 But more research is needed on the mechanisms behind the results. https://t.co/yqMjtuaCsQ
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Annual universal depression screening for adolescents during primary care visits is cost effective, especially for certain patient populations, such as girls, a study in JAMA Health Forum found.According to Tran T. Doan, PhD, MPH, an assistant professor of health systems, management and policy at the Colorado School of Public Health, 75% of adults with mental health conditions “have onset
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💰 Universal annual screening for #depression among youth is more cost-effective than a single-time screening and usual care, a study in @JAMAHealthForum showed. Read why screening and interventions are “critical” amid a mental health crisis in youth: https://t.co/BUkiZ60jFy
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President Donald J. Trump’s administration has announced major federal cuts in the name of efficiency, but this has massive repercussions for academic medical researchers and the patients who rely on their work, according to experts.The NIH has canceled hundreds of grants in the past few months, prompting public outcry and litigation.
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🩺Academic researchers are reeling from the impact of their pulled grants and stalled research. 💡“I’ve seen junior faculty — the upstarts with brilliant new ideas, the classic Hollywood movie young geniuses — ... face unprecedented delays." 🔗More: https://t.co/vgayTIVz0R
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Major cuts to some federal health agencies could have a detrimental impact on the everyday work primary care providers do, according to experts.On May 2, the Trump administration released its 2026 budget proposal, sometimes referred to as the “skinny budget.”
Source: www.healio.comCategories: General Medicine NewsTweet-
🩺 Major cuts to AHRQ and SAMHSA could have a detrimental impact on the everyday work primary care providers do. 💡 “Cuts to these agencies may worsen the inequities we see in access to care and lead to strain across the health care system." 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/YBW3jmkw1m
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Mashup Score: 1ACOG issues new guidance on pain management for in-office cervical and uterine procedures - 4 day(s) ago
ACOG released new recommendations on pain management for in-office uterine and cervical procedures such as intrauterine device insertion, hysteroscopy and cervical biopsy.The guidance recommends that clinicians offer local anesthetics for IUD insertions, including lidocaine-prilocaine cream, lidocaine spray and paracervical block.
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⚠️🚺 @acog released new recommendations on pain management for in-office uterine and cervical procedures like #IUD insertion. Read how these recommendations can address existing challenges in pain management: https://t.co/xyWkf1iwst https://t.co/dYyziwgfIo
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Estate planning is a common financial practice among physicians, but incapacity planning often falls under the radar. 🔗 In the latest installment of Residency to Retirement, experts at @OJMGroup offer tips for developing an effective incapacity plan. https://t.co/cCc1mqkf6Y https://t.co/rprwf5aZNF