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Read MoreWorkplace Stress in Ob/Gyn and Women’s Health Specialties
In recent surveys, Ob/Gyn and women’s health specialists rank second or third highest for rate of burnout. Plus females have more burnout symptoms — and lower happiness-at-work scores — than males. What can be done?
Collaborating with Schools on Student Mental Health
A child and adolescent psychiatrist shares learnings from her efforts to improve the care of teens with mental illness by meeting them where they are — in their local schools.
Online Care Is Well-Suited for Pain Management Patients
Distance Health is part of an initiative to transform Cleveland Clinic for the future. For the last year, pain management physicians have been acclimating patients to this convenient way of receiving care.
Size Matters in Endocarditis: Bigger Vegetations Boost Embolic Risk
A large meta-analysis confirms what had been suggested by smaller trials: Vegetations larger than 10 mm significantly raise the risk of embolism and death in patients with infective endocarditis.
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Concussion in the NFL: Study Shows Significant Detrimental Effects in the Short-Term
The average NFL career lasts 3.3 years. One serious injury for a player can turn the NFL into the “not for long” league.
Do Your Patients Perceive You As Warm and Competent?
To patients, warmth and competence are not separate factors. Are they to you? Bikat Tilahun, PhD, explains why they shouldn’t be.
Collapsing Glomerulopathy, Tendon Ruptures and Autoimmune ILD: Uncommon Manifestations of SLE
Several aspects of this case deviate from the classic SLE presentation, but uncommon cases are common in Cleveland Clinic’s Lupus Clinic.
PRECISION Substudy: Celecoxib’s Safety Edge Remains Intact but Attenuated with Aspirin Use
Adding aspirin to chronic NSAID therapy slightly modifies celecoxib’s safely profile relative to that of two nonselective NSAIDs, but not enough to alter conclusions of the primary PRECISION trial report.
Should Adjuvant Radiotherapy Be the Gold Standard for High-Risk Post-Prostatectomy Patients?
A new study found that adjuvant radiotherapy (ART) for high-risk post-prostatectomy patients is associated with superior outcomes compared to early-salvage radiotherapy (ESRT) along three key parameters.