The AMA leads effort urging Trump administration to waive fee that would exacerbate access to care problems in underserved and rural areas.

As several states look into letting psychologists prescribe medication, physician experts detail why that is not a safe or effective option.

A JAMA Network Open study of nearly 1,400 patients examines that question. Catch up with what else physicians are reading in JAMA Network journals.

Fermented foods come with multiple health benefits, but patients should check food labels for a key phrase and watch out for added salt and sugar.

Bright clinics, trusted teams, and community partnerships are helping Texas Children’s Pediatrics bring compassionate care closer to every family.

For Michelle Puzdrakiewicz, MD, of Ochsner Children’s, pediatric hospital medicine can be practiced anywhere, and with some work, it allows for having a family.

Burnout among women physicians has eased, but gender gaps persist. Health systems must act to create lasting support and equity in care.

The AMA invites the health care community to the world’s only medical coding event with expert direction from authorities on the CPT code set. Get guidance on the updates in the CPT 2026 code set by ...

Diving into pools or spending the day at the beach or lake can be the epitome of summer fun, but these aquatic adventures can also come with an unwelcome companion: otitis externa, commonly known as ...

Getting coverage for a hemoglobin A1c test to screen for diabetes was once a big hassle for patients and physicians. Many physicians prefer to use this non-fasting test as their regular approach to ...

Medical school graduation rates exceed 95%. When attrition happens, it’s usually tied to life outside the classroom, not academics. Four in five medical students attending MD-granting medical schools ...

Upon completion of training in the U.S., J-1 visa holders must return to their home country for a period of 2 years to transmit the knowledge they gained in the U.S. An individual must fulfill this ...