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What are the things you can improve on in your own life to become a fuller, more self-actualized person? Are you working towards that?

Two surveys of female physicians show that "it's hard" to work in the still-patriarchal health care system and that #MeToo has had only a small effect.

A new study of soft tissue surgery on live pigs shows that replacing human hands - even if robot-assisted - with a supervised robot gives better results.

The phenomenon is widespread, but so are stories of physician burnout recovery. Read the burnout testimonials of two physicians.

Dr. Gerald MaccioliSociety has rightly focused on the Triple Aim—improving population health, enhancing patient experience and reducing costs—as a framework for optimizing the performan

He's against me getting a nose job, and I'm afraid when I come home with stitches he'll look at me differently.

We asked our readers to comment on what they wished they knew before spine surgery. Here are 8 of our most popular answers.

Rosie and Steph are back at Physicians Premier ER for round two of their friendly competition about common misconceptions when it comes to getting sick. Physicians Premier ER has multiple Austin-ar…

This is the debut installment of a new column dedicated to addressing important topics for early-career GIs who are either considering a career or starting a career as an independent GI physician in practice.

Nearly 40 states have laws letting physicians apologize for errors without fear of a lawsuit, but big malpractice payouts remain