Primary Care
Match Day 2025 sees nearly 900 more primary care positions offered than last year
Soon-to-be medical school graduates received 877 more primary care position offers in the 2025 Main Residency Match compared with the previous year, according to the National Resident Matching Program, or NRMP.
Hooked on Primary Care with Mikala Cessac, BS, MS4
One question that freshly matriculated medical students become well-versed in answering is “what specialty are you interested in?”
RSV clinical, societal burden in primary care differs in five European countries
In primary care settings, the burden of RSV on young children and their guardians often varied between the countries of Belgium, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and the U.K., according to results published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine.
Hooked on Primary Care with Kathleen N. Mueller, MD, FAAFP
I started thinking about a career in medicine in high school.
BLOG: Do we need the US Department of Education?
The U.S. Department of Education took shape in the mid-19th century, when President Andrew Johnson signed legislation in 1867 for its creation.
'This hurts': Third annual primary care scorecard details field's systemic underinvestment
The third annual national primary care scorecard spotlighted underinvestment in the field and the detrimental, worsening impact it has on primary care providers.
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Hooked on Primary Care with Cynthia Chen-Joea, DO, MPH, CPH, FAAFP
I entered medical school thinking I was going to be a pediatrician.
Survey of cancer survivors reveals low rates of second opinions, primary care follow-up
The National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship’s newest State of Survivorship report provides insights into the experiences and priorities of people with cancer, survivors and caregivers in the United States.
Independent practices wither as primary care continues its ‘corporate transformation’
The proportion of primary care providers in the United States affiliated with hospitals nearly doubled in the last decade-plus, according to a cross-sectional analysis published in JAMA Health Forum.