Many in the medical community are starting to reconsider the use of race in medicine, and even finding that in some cases, race-based calculators are preventing people from getting the right diagnoses and accessing appropriate care.
“Treating Rural America: The last doctor in town” looks at physician shortages, hospital closures, and how rural doctors juggle multiple health care roles.
In this video, learn about how fentanyl test strips work, how they can reduce
harm from drug use, and why they are controversial in many parts of the country.
Ectopic pregnancies can only be treated by termination, but care for this life-threatening pregnancy complication has become more fraught after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
The SARS-CoV-2 virus is going to keep evolving, and that means that different
versions of the virus will keep emerging, become dominant, and then get outpaced
by a different variant.
The social media channels of this federal agency look more like meme accounts
than ones for public health, using silly characters and offbeat graphics to
disseminate sobering safety messages. STAT got an inside look into the process.