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Making Time for Patients in a System That Demands More (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to AWSIM’s monthly column by Sarah Halter MD, published on the last Friday of each month. In this series, Sarah reflects on the small but meaningful moments that shape clinical care, patient dignity, and body liberation.Subscribe nowProbably all of us operating within the constraints of capitalism can identify with the grind: the pressure to produce more. In the medical field (especially in the outpatient setting) this translates into pressure to see more patients.<
GLP-1s Have Entered the Chat—and Everything Else (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to AWSIM’s monthly column by Sarah Halter MD, published on the last Friday of each month. In this series, Sarah reflects on the small but meaningful moments that shape clinical care, patient dignity, and body liberation.ShareTrigger warning: GLP-1 RA talkI feel like GLP-1 RAs have permeated every aspect of
When Life Expands (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to AWSIM’s monthly column by Sarah Halter MD, published on the last Friday of each month. In this series, Sarah reflects on the small but meaningful moments that shape clinical care, patient dignity, and body liberation.Subscribe nowI’m experiencing what feels like the positive version of a midlife crisis. A midlife resurgence? Renaissance? I’ll have to workshop the phrase into something that sounds less dramatic.An
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