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Appeals court upholds decision blocking Anthem-Cigna merger

Contrary to Anthem’s assertions, the proposed merger would harm patient choice and degrade the quality of care.

Judicial Advocacy
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3 ways to be a part of the action, from near or far

Doctors and physicians in training will gather at the AMA Annual Meeting to weigh new policy that will help forge a healthier nation for all Americans. Three ways to make sure you’re part of this important meeting, whether you attend or not.

Annual Meeting
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Case tackles qualifications for expert witness testimony

The subject of expert witness testimony is up for debate in a case before the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. In Motorola v. Murray, the issue now before the court is the standards for qualifications of expert witnesses who testify on scientific issues.

Judicial Advocacy
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Why you should attend your medical student region meeting

As a busy medical student, it’s hard to dedicate time to attend the AMA’s Annual and Interim meetings. Check out your AMA Medical Student Section Region Meeting to experience a more locally-focused program, and connect with your peers.

Medical Students
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10 top states where health insurers dominate: New study

An annual analysis of commercial health insurance markets revealed the 10 most competitive and 10 least competitive states among health insurers. Find out where your state ranks.

Access to Care
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Next week in Washington: Physicians head to the Hill

We have a responsibility to help educate the people who write and pass laws that affect everything from how we interact with our patients to the records we keep to how we are paid.

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Leadership
Leadership Viewpoints
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Large GME geographic imbalances exist, says new study

With a population of roughly 600,000, Washington, D.C., receives about $173 per person in Medicare GME payments, while Wyoming receives $2.91 per person, despite a similar population size.

GME Funding