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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 10, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Medscape
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Doctors Are Leaning Into Anti-Hustle Vacations (opens the original)
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This year, thanks to increased feelings of burnout, vacation planning has done something of a 360. Turns out, highly scheduled itineraries and jam-packed sightseeing jaunts aren’t as popular as lower-stimulation vacations where physicians get to wander, sit on a beach, or just ponder a gorgeous mountain vista. And a Vrbo survey found that 91% of travelers said that they’re interested in slower, simpler trips built around rest, reading, nature, and meaningful experiences this year. Are doctors le
Marriage and Medicine: Dual Physician Households (opens the original)
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For doctors marrying doctors, one of the best things about the relationship is a shared appreciation for the challenges of the job and the time constraints that come with a career in medicine. “We both understand what the career demands and what we both did to get here,” Lauren Fine, MD, an allergist/immunologist in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, who has been married to Matthew Fine, MD, male and female reconstructive urologist for 20 years, told Medscape Medical News. “This includes the appreciation
Is It Ethical for Doctors to Hawk Products in the Office? (opens the original)
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Your patient is checking out at the dermatologist’s office. Copay? Check. Next appointment? Check. Can we show you our skincare supplements? Come again? For some physicians, the prospect of selling vitamins, supplements, ointments, or skincare products in the office may make sense: It’s easy to explain the benefits of a product when it’s on hand, and it’s convenient for patients to buy what their doctor recommends — on the way out the door. As for the ethics of in-office sales, however, the AMA’
Inside the Growing ED Boarding Crisis (opens the original)
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A woman in a wheelchair is parked against the wall, an elderly man lies on a gurney beneath a fire exit sign, and another patient waits on an ambulance stretcher because there is nowhere else to put him. Monitors beep over the din of conversations. Nurses weave between stretchers carrying medications and IV pumps. Physicians dart from one makeshift bedside to the next, delivering life-changing diagnoses in hallways with no curtains and little privacy. Every room in the emergency department is fu
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