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Beverly Daniel Tatum, PhD, shares how institutions of higher learning can best navigate growing political, legal, and public ...

The emergency team at the Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) was well-experienced at responding quickly and calmly under pressure from what comes through the doors of a Level 1 trauma unit: people ...

This section provides valuable guidance for interviewers on key aspects to consider before, during, and after conducting a structured interview. The information presented is specifically tailored to ...

The AAMC has been closely tracking developments in National Institutes of Health (NIH) extramural funding and in Oct. 2026 published Tracking Two Years of Change in NIH Funding, which draws from the ...

The prevalence of kidney stones has doubled in the past 30 years. Academic researchers are searching for better solutions for prevention and treatment.

The AAMC recommends the following guidelines to ensure that MD and MD-PhD applicants are afforded timely notification of the outcome of their applications and timely access to available first-year ...

Nearly 140,000 medical residents worked in health care systems across the United States in 2020, making their community as large as the population of Dayton, Ohio. If they formed a city of their own, ...

What’s it like to hold a heart in your hand, cut open a skull, scramble to save your husband’s life, face deep-seated sexism or racism in medicine, or make split-second, high-stakes decisions for ...

Edward Johnson, 59, served 27 years in a Louisiana prison for bank robbery. “Prison is a brutal experience, and you have to find yourself and your path to maintain your sanity,” he says. Released in ...

They found their way to medical school along circuitous paths, propelled by life experiences their younger classmates can only imagine. 2nd Lt. Thomas O’Leary, 41, was an Army combat medic searching ...

When the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was first introduced in 2006, researchers and clinicians were hopeful that they would finally see a decline in cases of HPV-related cancers. In 2008, more ...