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Survey: Many Americans likely to continue pandemic precautions through flu season
Although nearly 70% of U.S. adults said last year’s mild influenza season will not impact their decision to get a vaccine this year, many indicated they would continue pandemic-related precautions through the season, a survey found.
Study finds Black parents more likely to hesitate on COVID-19 vaccine for their children
Nearly half of Black parents reported being hesitant to get their child vaccinated against COVID-19, according to survey results from researchers in Chicago.
97% of medical students experience imposter syndrome, survey finds
Moderate to intense feelings of imposter syndrome are extremely prevalent among medical students, according to survey results presented at the Women in Medicine Summit.
Many adults would forgo care for serious symptoms to avoid SARS-CoV-2 exposure, survey finds
One in 6 adults would waive care for myocardial infarction symptoms and 1 in 4 would waive care for appendicitis symptoms to avoid exposure to COVID-19, according to survey results published in JAMA Network Open.
Survey: Many clinicians say future of primary care is ‘uncertain’
New survey results show that primary care clinicians have an increasingly active role in COVID-19 vaccination efforts, but they are simultaneously grappling with an “uncertain” future, according to the Primary Care Collaborative.
Survey: Telemedicine became 'essential tool' for headache care during COVID-19 pandemic
Telemedicine enabled headache care for “many patients” during the COVID-19 pandemic, with high rates of patient satisfaction, according to findings from a survey with more than 1,000 respondents.
Q&A: Survey highlights 'broad and negative impact' of migraine on patients’ lives
Half of people with migraine reported being “extremely dissatisfied” with their ability to control their disease in a survey from the National Headache Foundation, while most patients on a preventive treatment wished for better options.
AASM survey highlights increase in sleep disturbances during COVID-19 pandemic
ACC survey: Nearly half of cardiologists report hostile work environment
According to an American College of Cardiology survey, 44% of cardiologists from around the world reported being in a hostile work environment.
Opinions about cannabis, patterns of use vary among patients with Parkinson’s disease
Patients self-reported varying opinions on cannabis use and its efficacy in alleviating the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, according to a study published in NPJ Parkinson’s Disease that characterized patterns of use among the population.