Sara joined the AMA in 2017 after working as a freelance writer for a variety of clients. She has covered a wide range of topics in health care, as well as finance, law, flooring and hockey. Most recently, Sara served as a freelance content specialist for a dental sleep medicine and craniofacial pain specialist, helping to educate dentists and patients. She graduated with honors from Bradley University’s liberal arts program with a bachelor’s degree in English.
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COVID-19 vaccine trials: How doctors can diversify volunteer pool
Doctors who volunteer for coronavirus vaccine trials can serve as models for their patients, including those from groups that are underrepresented.
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COVID-19: 4 physician lessons learned to guide next steps
As the country navigates the pandemic, learn from two AMA member physicians about the lessons they’ve learned that will inform future policy.
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Help patients understand Nutrition Facts labels to eat smarter
Serving size? Percent daily value? Education from AMA, FDA helps physicians explain this and other sometimes confusing elements to patients.
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Potential coronavirus vaccine: 5 things doctors wish patients knew
With the rapid development of a coronavirus vaccine, patients appear to be hesitant and confused. However, physicians want to clear up any misinformation.
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Essential terms doctors need to know about COVID-19 vaccines
People want a safe and effective SARS-CoV-2 vaccine. These terms are ones your patients will be asking about. Learn more with the AMA.
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6 best practices to sharpen physicians’ use of telehealth
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrust telehealth into homes across the world. Learn top experts’ advice on how to ensure effective use of telemedicine.
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Preventive health: 4 ways social media could be a game-changer
The pandemic has amplified how quickly information is spread. Learn with the AMA how social media can be used to improve preventive health.
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What doctors wish patients knew about physical distancing
Physical distancing must be practiced daily to limit COVID-19’s spread, but confusion remains. Two AMA members clear things up.
