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      Diabetes prevention message not getting through? What you can do

      More than a quarter of adults eligible for a diabetes prevention program express interest in participating, but few are being referred.

      Opioid epidemic: Huge funding boost needed to close treatment gap

      Administrative and insurance barriers continue to block access to treatment, AMA President-elect Susan R. Bailey, MD, tells Congress.
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      FDA must guard against bias in AI, focus on patient outcomes

      Physicians urge the agency to address risks and to focus on patient outcomes, particularly for systems that use machine learning.
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      Medicaid value-based care: Should your practice take part?

      States are infusing Medicaid programs with value-based design concepts. The AMA helps you understand the risks and opportunities these programs offer
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      Making med school diversity more than a box-checking exercise

      The racial and ethnic makeup of American physicians doesn’t align with the racial and ethnic makeup of America. That needs to change.
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      The specialty involves an exciting variety of in-office and procedural care for everything from tonsillectomies to serious head-and-neck cancer cases.
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      USMLE high-yield topics: In the eye of the beholder?

      What material is going to be on your USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 exams? That’s one question with few guaranteed right answers.
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      Supreme Court listens to AMA regarding adolescents’ development 

      When the U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to rule on cases that involve adolescents, justices trusted what the AMA has to say about developing minds. 

      Why the AMA is committed to a diverse physician workforce

      Texas Tech’s decision to no longer consider race in medical school admissions decisions is a setback to the profession’s efforts on diversity and health equity.
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      4 ways the AMA can help you save on physician practice costs

      Discounts for AMA members make it possible to keep a practice well-equipped and running smoothly while saving at every step of the way.
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      Highlights from the 2019 AMA Annual Meeting

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      During the 67th INN Consultation, a discussion occurred on the future challenge of naming non-antibody scaffold (engineered) proteins in clinical use. It was suggested that during the 68th INN Consultation a new suffix for these types of proteins be evaluated.
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AMA policy advocates to eliminate non-medical vaccine exemptions

The AMA adopted policy to actively advocate for legislation, and policies that incentivize states to eliminate non-medical exemptions from immunizations.
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Public Health

Wake-up call for vector-borne diseases that are on the uptick

Diseases from mosquito and tick bites are on the rise. The AMA wants to raise awareness and will seek more surveillance, research and prevention to address them.

Press Releases

AMA adopts policy to prevent further spread of vector-borne diseases

Due to the increasing threat of vector-borne diseases in the U.S., new AMA policy calls for improved surveillance for vector-borne diseases.
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Public Health

Will measles outbreaks finally lead to fewer exemptions?

The 2019 measles tally is the highest since 1994. Will states respond by tightening the exemptions that allow vaccine-preventable conditions to resurface?
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Patient Support & Advocacy

Why physicians should engage the podcast generation

After an impressive two-hour interview on “The Joe Rogan Experience,” author Peter Hotez, MD,PhD, answered our questions about the opportunities physicians should explore on podcasts.
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Quick Take: Measles cases at second-highest level in decades

2019’s measles tally already tops all of 2018. Everyone without a medical contraindication should get immunized, and tech platforms must rein in vaccine misinformation.

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Amidst growing measles outbreaks, AMA urges public to get vaccinated

Reminds physicians to discuss the safety and efficacy of vaccines with patients, and educate them on health risks associated with not vaccinating children.
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Public Health

Stopping the scourge of social media misinformation on vaccines

The spread of vaccine-preventable disease has been matched by the spread of misinformation on vaccines. It’s time for social media’s top CEOs to step up to the plate.

Press Releases

AMA urges tech giants to combat vaccine misinformation

AMA sends letter to CEOs of leading tech and social media companies urging them to ensure user access to accurate, scientifically-sound vaccine information.
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Accelerating Change in Medical Education

Medical students as change agents? How these six are doing it

The winners of a recent competition highlight how medical students can be catalysts for change at the health systems level.
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