Doctor in the News

News Summary British Columbia has launched a recruitment campaign to address the healthcare staffing shortage, attracting U.S. professionals such as doctors and nurses. By mid-July,

News Summary New guidelines published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism urge healthcare providers to discuss family planning with diabetic women during every

News Summary Experts are refuting claims made by health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding vaccine profits for pediatricians, asserting that many face financial losses.

News Summary In response to healthcare staffing shortages, British Columbia has launched a recruitment campaign targeting U.S.-trained healthcare professionals from states like Washington and California.

News Summary A road rage incident involving Congressman Max Miller and Dr. Feras Hamdan in Rocky River, Ohio, escalated to threats against Miller’s life, leading

News Summary British Columbia’s healthcare system has seen a significant rise in job applications from U.S. healthcare professionals, aiming to address ongoing staffing shortages. A

News Summary British Columbia’s initiative to recruit healthcare workers from the U.S. has garnered over 780 applications, including 188 from doctors and 399 from nurses.

News Summary During a speech at the Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, President Trump inaccurately claimed his uncle taught Ted Kaczynski at MIT. Kaczynski, known

News Summary The U.S. Attorney General has dismissed all federal charges against Dr. Michael Kirk Moore Jr., a Utah plastic surgeon accused of fraudulent COVID-19

News Summary Frances Burney, a notable English novelist, faced a life-changing diagnosis of breast cancer without the benefit of anesthesia. In a horrifying surgery that