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Michigan Medicine launches effort to make wellness a cultural norm
CORONADO, CALIF. – Goal is “to help all human beings who are suffering in our work environment.”
From the Journals
Anxiety, depression, burnout higher in physician mothers caring for others at home
While the study did not examine physician fathers, caring for someone with a major illness or disability more frequently falls to women.
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Gametes for back pain, Alice in Wonderland syndrome, and liver-saving beer
And why patients are more likely to know their bank balance than their blood type.
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Cyberbullied by anti-vaxxers: Monique Tello Part I
How Dr. Tello became the target of anti-vaccination activists and how hard it’s been to fix the issue.
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Prescription puppy, China’s commode hospital, Hall of Fame diuretics
And how sudden reverse-slope hearing loss endowed one woman with an extraordinary superpower.
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Looking back to reflect on how far we’ve come
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Gout’s Golden Globe, resistance is fecal, eucalyptus eulogy
You’ve met the in vivo and in vitro study. Please welcome the “in vimo” study!
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Raymond Barfield Part I
After nearly walking away, this Duke physician is back and taking on burnout.
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Putting up with abusive patients? That’s not for me.
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Transplanted food allergies, cavity-check hospital bills, and cancer-blocking houseplants
Plus, the perils of leaping from planes without looking at the scientific methodology.
From the Journals
EHR stress linked to burnout
Almost two-thirds of respondents “agreed” or “strongly agreed” that EHRs add to the frustration of their day.