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Boards can discipline doctors in a variety of ways ranging from suspension, mandatory retraining, and revocation of a license.

 Sadly, we are on the road to losing private practice, the heart of good medicine. 

Walensky wants the CDC to be more action-driven and less focused on providing data for publication. But its biggest problems are setting policies without first collecting evidence of their benefits and risks, and exceeding its statutory authority

The prestigious Cleveland Clinic has begun using the terminology “assigned female at birth (AFAB)” and “assigned male at birth (AMAB)” to describe cancer screenings recommended for men and women.

The U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision returning abortion jurisdiction to the states is bringing renewed attention to groups that provide medical, material, and emotional support to pregnant women.

The movement to disconnect pregnancy from the female gender has also moved into the medical realm.  The movement to disconnect pregnancy from the female gender has also moved into the medical realm.  AAMC, the organization behind the MCAT and medical schools released a poll on May 16 which embraces the new terminology. The movement to disconnect pregnancy from the female gender has also moved into the medical realm. AAMC, the organization behind the MCAT and medical schools released a poll on May 16 which embraces the new terminology.

“The state just went into negotiations. That’s going against what the people voted on in 1994 and 1997. The people of Oregon were voting on a law that would only apply to the state of Oregon.”

"They—whoever they are—say “as California goes, so goes the nation.” Let’s hope not. The California state legislature has put forth some bills that boggle the mind and seek to change family, physicians, and their relationship to the government forever."

 “Given his fall from grace, it appears he is throwing out a trial balloon to see whether he will be begged to stay."

The milestones were previously based on the developmental progress that 50 percent of children could achieve. In February, the CDC updated the milestones to reflect the capabilities of 75 percent of children.