features
- ROAD TRIP
- Four years after Step 2 CS was implemented, we don’t know any more about how well it works. But it’s still expensive and inconvenient. And that may add up to an even greater cost for medical education. Plus: Oh, the places you’ll go.
- by Avery Hurt
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- DIVERSE DECISIONS
- Will your patients look like you? What do underserved patients look for in their physicians? Research shows that minority physicians are more likely to reach out to underserved populations. But have we turned this into an expectation?
- by Linda Childers
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departments
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STAFF NOTE
- Growing season
- by Pete Thomson
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MONITOR
- Match trends. Compromise on physician rankings. Art and healing.
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WELL-BEING
- Eating through stress
- by Zachary D. Jacobs, M.D.
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PERSPECTIVES
- Time for a new argument
- by Benson S. Hsu, M.D.
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SIDE EFFECTS
- Summer sizzling. Shut-eye denied. Goodbye golf.
- CASES OF THE MONTH
- Fixing pharmacology
- by Kaplan Medical
- FOCUS - AMSA NEWSLETTER
- Houston roundup: AMSA’s 58th Annual Convention
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