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Communication About Harm Reduction With Patients Who Have Opioid Use Disorder | Toxicology | JAMA
Opioid use disorder (OUD) is common and associated with inadequate treatment and deaths due to opioid overdose. Therefore all clinicians, not just ...
Air Force veteran trailblazes trans healthcare clinic
Tucked away in a closet is Giovonni Santiago’s military uniform. He last put it on in 2010.  What You Need To Know November is National Milita...
Women’s Health Benefits Reduce Absenteeism
Health and productivity research nonprofit Integrated Benefits Institute’s (IBI) latest analysis dives into how the utilization of women’s health b...
Physician Perspectives on Addressing Anti-Black Racism | Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion | JAMA Network Open
Key Points Question  What are physicians’ perceptions of their role in perpetuating, addressing, and providing accountability for anti-Bla...
Doctor fighting systemic bias and racism in health care releases memoir
Doctor fighting systemic bias and racism in health care releases memoir – CBS News Watch CBS News ...
An Exploration of Racial Differences of Psychosocial Stressors and Their Association With Mental Health Between Asian and White Sexual Minority Men...
There is growing concern that Asian sexual minority men (SMM), including gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men, may be at elevated ris...

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