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The need for a U.S. joint replacement registry is urgent, but should the government or orthopedic surgeons control the data?
Beds for psychiatric care are steadily declining. What can be done?
A funding shift may encourage more fundamental brain research.
Peter L. Slavin and David F. Torchiana on the science and importance of Lyme disease.
The best intentions don’t always add up to a fast, effective medical response. A multidisciplinary approach could help.
Tailoring treatments, patient by patient, can achieve remarkable results. But can we afford to make every disease rare?
A new approach to in-home care turns to EMS providers.
Where do scientific prizes fit in the research funding landscape?
School nurses see to a variety of ailments, and there aren’t enough of them.
Psychiatrist Paul Appelbaum talks about the factors that can contribute to violent behavior.
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