America Is Failing Primary Care Doctors
While the pandemic sparked a renewed (if only temporary) appreciation of the medical profession, this alone wasn’t enough to induce change in the system overwhelming them...
- November 1,2021 | ISSN 1940-6967
- The National Association Of Medical Doctors
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In This Issue
- America Is Failing Primary Care Doctors
- Covid Has Killed 5 Million People, But Only Hundreds Have Been Autopsied
- Is It Time To Unionize?
- If The Healers Are Sick, What Happens To The Rest Of Society?
- USDA Failed To Prevent A Salmonella Epidemic. It’s Still Making People Sick.
- Study: CAR T-Cell Therapy Tied To Adverse Heart, Lung Effects
- Surgeon Fined For Leaving OR To Eat In Car, Then Falling Asleep, Missing Procedure
- New Blood Test Can Spot More Than 50 Types Of Cancer - Many Hard To Detect Early
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