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Healthcare leaders and organizations expressed concern that a bill that would cut medical students’ access to student loans and limit loan forgiveness programs could worsen the physician shortage and ...

“A central theme of this Review is that many U.S. medical professionals and associations have fallen short of their duty to prioritize the health interests of young patients,” the conclusion ...

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The DME informed that the state has allocated funds, launched recruitment drives and expedited construction work in colleges ...

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary said he plans to review the safety of abortion drug mifepristone after ...

WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum, April 24, 2025, directing a comprehensive review of medical conditions that disqualify individuals from joining the military.

There has been a rise in medical waivers in the past decade, with about 17 percent of recruits receiving them in 2022, up from 12 percent in 2013, according to a review by the DOD inspector general.

The Defense Department will review the list of medical conditions that automatically disqualify potential recruits from joining the U.S. military or require a waiver to serve. Defense Secretary ...