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Opioid prescriptions following Mohs surgery decreasing
Prescriptions for opioids following Mohs micrographic surgery have declined in recent years, suggesting patients and surgeons are responding to concerns regarding the opioid epidemic, according to a study.
Professional, familial conflicts more common among women than men amid COVID-19
Among health care workers, women experienced greater work-family and family-work conflicts than men during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to data presented at the virtual Women in Medicine Summit.
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Four tips for combating online harassment, false information
An organization is helping physicians fight online harassment and false information regarding COVID-19, a speaker at the Women in Medicine Summit said.
Study shows most verified physician accounts on Twitter are men
Men accounted for a substantially larger proportion of verified physician Twitter accounts and had more than three times as many followers as women with verified physician accounts, according to recent data.
Effective female leaders display empathy, listen to criticism, speaker says
The COVID-19 pandemic is the latest example of how female leaders can thrive over their male counterparts in crisis situations, a keynote speaker at the virtual Women in Medicine Summit said.
Experts propose novel classification for COVID-19 vaccination skin reactions
Spongiotic dermatitis was the most commonly reported cutaneous reaction to COVID-19 vaccination among patients who also had biopsy results available for review, according to a registry-based study.
15 million people may lose Medicaid coverage when public health emergency ends
A new report showed that about 15 million Americans who enrolled in Medicaid during the public health emergency could lose coverage when the emergency declaration ends.
COVID-19 PrEP for immunosuppressed patients: The time is now
For some time now, we have been discussing COVID-19 as two epidemics. One is the tragic and unnecessary epidemic among those unwilling to be vaccinated who are pushing our fragile health care system to the limit, unnecessarily spreading the infections throughout the community, including to the most vulnerable. The other is one of breakthrough infections in those who have done what they can to protect themselves by being partially or fully vaccinated.
Women 'significantly underrepresented' in medical journal editor positions
Among 410 leading medical journals, just 21% had a woman as editor in chief, according to findings published in JAMA Network Open.
FDA: Avoid using certain Greenpark Compounding Pharmacy products
The FDA recommended health care providers and individuals avoid using compounded products said to be “sterile, produced and distributed nationwide by Prescription Labs Inc.” that does business as Greenpark Compounding Pharmacy.