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National norms have been developed for assessing empathy among men and women at different levels of medical school education

National Norms Developed for Assessing Medical School Empathy

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Any raw score on the Jefferson Score of Empathy can be converted to percentile rank
Three drug companies will pay a total of nearly $70 million to California to settle charges of delaying the sale of generic drugs to keep brand-name drug prices high

$70 Million Settlement Reached in Generic Drug Delay Case

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In pay-to-delay deals, generic drug makers paid to keep cheaper version of the drug off market
Allergan's textured breast implants will be recalled due to their link to a rare cancer

Allergan Recalls Textured Breast Implants Linked to Lymphoma

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FDA requested recall to protect women from breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma
Only one-fourth of U.S. plastic surgery residents report receiving opioid-prescriber education

Opioid Rx Education Insufficient for Plastic Surgery Trainees

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Significantly more opioids prescribed by U.S. versus Canadian trainees for seven of eight procedures
The pooled prevalence of preventable patient harm is 6 percent across a range of medical settings globally

About One in 20 Patients Exposed to Preventable Harm

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Pooled prevalence of preventable patient harm was 6 percent; 12 percent was severe, led to death
Vascular events

Serious Misdiagnosis-Related Harms Mostly Due to ‘Big Three’

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Vascular events, infections, cancers account for 74.1 percent of high-severity misdiagnosis-related harms
Oliceridine is being proposed as an analgesic option for the relief of moderate to severe acute postoperative pain

Oliceridine Studied for IV Pain Relief After Abdominoplasty

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Findings published from phase III trial of patients with moderate-to-severe acute postoperative pain
Survey results show that health care professionals have implicit and explicit gender bias

Health Care Professionals Exhibit Gender Bias

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Biases associate men with careers and surgery and women with family and family medicine
Exposure of U.S. physicians to work-hour reforms during residency training is not associated with post-training differences in patient mortality

Capping Work Hours in Residency Does Not Impact Outcomes Later

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No differences seen in post-training patient mortality, readmissions, or costs of care
Receipt of more than the average number of electronic health record system-generated in-basket messages is associated with an increased probability of physician burnout

EHR System-Generated In-Basket Messages Linked to Burnout

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Receiving more than average number of messages linked to increased probability of physician burnout