The entire medical field — my former colleagues — has been drafted.
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I treasure the continuous journey of discovery in the medical field.
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He had been previously pursuing a career in the medical field.
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And those in the medical field should be treated no differently.
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Some worked in the medical field, while others worked in law.
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He continues to give the medical field a run for their money.
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Additionally, there is a shocking shortage of representation in the medical field.
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"Racism greatly affects treatment and care in the medical field," she says.
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When it comes to the medical field, black practitioners are significantly underrepresented.
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"I've been in the medical field for over 20 years," Licht said.
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I, for a second, thought I might do something in the medical field.
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Whitgob said their findings could translate to the rest of the medical field.
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Yes, weight bias is real, and a huge problem in the medical field.
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Women make waves everywhere from the world of beauty to the medical field.
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That's a relatively short timeline in a medical field where advances often take decades.
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"I didn't get into the medical field to be treated like this," she said.
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The A.M.A. was also busy working to prevent government intervention in the medical field.
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It's the same technology that's being utilized in the medical field to repair organs.
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I've earned several certifications in the medical field and have a great union job.
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But the theory persists, aided by celebrity advocates and even some within the medical field.
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It mirrors similar efforts by the administration that protect conscience rights in the medical field.
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But by far the more promising applications are civilian, in the medical field and beyond.
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Both Carson and Hahn worked in the medical field prior to joining the federal government.
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"I come from a family connected to plants but also the medical field," she says.
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On the whole, the medical field seems to be ambivalent about the national health insurance.
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But there are some people in the medical field who are raking in less than $100,000.
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It is one of several examples of the increasing utility of computing in the medical field.
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These were not people going into the medical field—it was much more inconsequential than that.
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The medical field, however, is clear on the importance of treatment for people with gender dysphoria.
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Comedians travel a lot, and the medical field is evolving that way [to allow online sessions].
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These were translated into different languages and consulted by individuals in the medical field across Europe.
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"My mom was in the medical field back in Colombia—she was a nurse's assistant," says Cruz.
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That's what it feels like to be trans in any situation, but especially in the medical field.
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The artificial intelligence teams would look to develop applications that could be used in the medical field.
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Siri was reprogrammed to be more considerateBut there are more examples stretching far beyond the medical field.
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Seven of the top 10 jobs were in the medical field, which is common in other states.
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Turns out, working in the medical field doesn't necessarily mean you'll be making a lot of money.
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Sims is also looked at in the medical field as a pioneer in the practice of gynecology.
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As for Rodrigues, she now has a master's in public health and works in the medical field.
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Both of my parents were in the medical field, but they still cooked a lot at home.
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Paoletto: I wanted to talk a little bit about your transition from the medical field into acting.
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But it also riled up people inside and outside the medical field, who replied by the thousands.
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A popular guest President Trump noted advances in the medical field, like childhood cancer and HIV/AIDS.
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At the same time, the medical field continues to advance and become more specialized causing wages to rise.
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But she says now, with these new glasses she hopes to return to work in the medical field.
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According to some in the medical field, whatever symptoms people are experiencing are likely psychological rather than physical.
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She wants to attend UC Berkeley, UCLA or Stanford and hopes to eventually work in the medical field.
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Many doctors say the increased computerization of the medical field is one of the leading causes of burnout.
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"The most important force that could change the medical field is artificial intelligence", Baidu CEO Robin Li said.
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It has resulted in the development of a wide variety of essential applications, notably in the medical field.
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What's fascinating about Dr. Miami is that his reputation and work are not limited to the medical field.
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The other immigrant's name was withheld because of fear of complicating her current job in the medical field.
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We consulted with family and friends in the medical field and tapped referral networks in our Jewish community.
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She's currently employed the medical field as a phlebotomist, no thanks, she says, to her training from Corinthian.
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If you're not in the medical field, the announcement may have left you with more questions than answers.
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Grey's Anatomy showrunner Krista Vernoff also hinted that Meredith's hiatus from the medical field wouldn't be too long.
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"The pH of foods is not evidence-based for nutrition therapy or in the medical field," she said.
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She's someone you would want on your side if you were, say, an aspiring inventor in the medical field.
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Which means Anna remains invisible not just from public life, but also from the medical field her disability occupies.
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Magnetic resonance imaging is an invaluable tool in the medical field, but it's also a slow and cumbersome process.
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The study also found that in the highly educated, demanding and male-oriented medical field, other disparities are dramatic.
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It's worth pointing out that things like cocaine, methamphetamine, and amphetamines are already legal drugs in the medical field.
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This could be similar to an informed consent document that is used in the medical field before surgery/procedures.
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When deciding what career she wanted to pursue after high school, it was between teaching and the medical field.
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However, I have learned from my mother that being in the medical field takes a huge toll on relationships.
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Both doctors' experiences were widely shared online by colleagues to highlight offensive assumptions about diversity in the medical field.
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In the medical field, "empathy fatigue" is used to describe a state of exhaustion when compassion towards patients becomes tiring.
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The disease has become an important problem not only for medical field but also for the whole of Japanese society.
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Often, when discrimination in the medical field is discussed, the conversation focuses on how doctors might have biases against patients.
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We were all in the medical field, so it's something I just put aside and didn't even think of pursuing.
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She will introduce her "portable lab" at a medical conference in Philadelphia and believes it will revolutionize the medical field.
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Gross as they are, these videos serve a higher purpose in the medical field, beyond weirding me out on YouTube.
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For instance, when you think of the medical field, you automatically assume that men are doctors and women are nurses.
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With an interest in science, she hopes to earn her high school equivalency diploma and eventually enter the medical field.
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It took me seven years to get my own office with this company and 17 years in the medical field.
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Norm Hooten, who had a storied career in the US Army, is now jumping into a profession in the medical field.
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But in the medical field, Jan faced reminders of her traumatic birth experience everywhere, meanwhile her daughter's condition continued to worsen.
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Even though she worked in the medical field, her pain was often dismissed by her colleagues as related to her period.
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That leaves the medical field looking back now at results from only actual heart attack victims and raising doubts about adrenaline.
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She's been intrigued by the medical field ever since she occasionally helped care for her great-grandfather David Lacks, Henrietta's husband.
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Bolstering their case, there are also some high-profile supporters in the medical field, including the renowned aging researcher Nir Barzilai.
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Still, he says some professions, such as in the medical field or technology, are in high demand, as are investment opportunities.
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The best jobs for veterans range from retail to the medical field and can pay as much as $68,116 per year.
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Her entry into the medical field was inspired not by her own medical scare but by that of her closest relative.
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I've also taken a lot of time to research politicians who aren't going to make things in the medical field worse.
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The lowest paid people in the medical field are the ones who provide care for the chronically ill and the dying.
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Although doctor-centric dramas can be entertaining, they&aposre usually filled with a number of inaccurate portrayals of the medical field.
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The owner plans to renovate the lobby and lease the unoccupied floors to tenants who are connected to the medical field.
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"We can see numerous potential applications in the medical field, also in sports and in people's welfare everywhere," Dr. Someya said.
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The upshot, oncologists and immunologists say, is that the medical field must be more vigilant as these drugs soar in popularity.
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If you're looking to work in a stable industry that pays a high salary, you may want to consider the medical field.
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For those that did not know Heather, she had a BS degree in nursing and enjoyed her career in the medical field.
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The medical field can move incredibly fast, even if it may not seem like it when you're in the thick of things.
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But the issue of representation has become especially important in the medical field, where racial biases and cultural misinterpretations can impact healthcare.
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Now, Rolle will be treating patients and training amid concerns and contention within the medical field about the safety of American football.
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The last time they spoke, in May, Taylor was considering going back to school and getting into the medical field, Crockett says.
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"I mean, [Riley] wanted to be in the medical field, and now she can't even hold a job if she wanted to."
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He's a retired member of the medical field, and I have a condition he was talking about in a forum thread there.
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Perhaps part of it is that I've adapted so well, and I've made such progress in the eyes of the medical field.
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The only reason why you're still stuck in the Delta is because you're a farmer, teacher, or someone in the medical field.
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The story bears some loose parallels to the immigration of Chen's parents from China as they sought careers in the medical field.
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When President Obama introduced DACA in 2012, it allowed her to pursue a long-held dream of working in the medical field.
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"Once I started researching the medical field, I talked to a program director and immediately fell in love with it," said Lewis.
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One of the things I've learned about being with someone in the medical field is that its freakin' IMPOSSIBLE to make plans.
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It is rare in the medical field for one patent holder to block another party from bringing a medical treatment to market.
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Kilimnik himself in an interview last year confirmed that his wife was from Moscow and said she worked in the medical field.
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In this week's Giz Asks, we talk to doctors, researchers, and medical field workers with a variety of opinions, from mainstream to fringe.
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The medical field is seeking answers, but one of the most obvious solutions is ensuring black women's access to quality, unbiased medical care.
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More like good old proper emergency skills: Winters had taken CPR training in eighth grade because her mom is in the medical field.
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"The running joke in the medical field is that OBs seemed to always have complicated pregnancies and deliveries," she told the Press-Citizen.
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Dr. Donald Trump, CEO, Inova Schar Cancer Institute Dr. Donald Trump has been working in the medical field for more than 40 years.
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Each year the USPSTF reports to Congress with suggestions for improving medical care and increasing research on "priority areas" in the medical field.
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It was also shared widely on Twitter under the hashtags #TamikaCross and #WhatDoctorsLookLike to highlight offensive assumptions about diversity in the medical field.
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In 2014, Levchin claimed the period tracker had helped 25,503 women get pregnant (a number that raised some eyebrows in the medical field).
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The medical field is being drafted into a war, she writes, but the government is not protecting its soldiers on the front lines.
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But I've definitely taken a lot more time and effort to look into how things in the medical field work since my surgery.
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In some ways, multiculturalism among workers in the medical field, which is common around the world, is diversity in its least challenging form.
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Mr. Henson, 32, was born and raised as an only child in Long Branch, N.J., where his parents work in the medical field.
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And that he was saying his colleagues in the medical field were less afraid that they'd be fired for speaking out on the issue.
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According to Sarah, Elizabeth grew close to Cummins because she was interested in the medical field and looked at her teacher as a mentor.
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They're both in the medical field and said they enjoyed their trip, with no concern about boarding a cruise ship amid a coronavirus outbreak.
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This is part of a larger picture of chaos for the US medical field, as doctors and scientists experience major fallout from the ban.
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And after tapping his network of friends and family in the medical field, Zachary learned that a tissue biopsy could pose some serious risks.
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Google detailed a few existing use cases, including in the agricultural machinery manufacturing industry, medical field and logistics with DHL, in a Medium post.
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There are also other blood prick diagnostics out in the medical field but, as McCracken points out, those, like Theranos, come with potential risk.
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It used to be that many of the parents had some sort of medical knowledge or even worked in the medical field, Coffman said.
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But there has been no public discussion of the fact that the entire "epidemic" has been initiated in and revolves around the medical field.
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We're talking 3D bioprinting in the medical field, advanced 3D metal printing which will revolutionize manufacturing and even more accessible 3D printing at home.
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Ekins, the director of polling at the CATO Institute, said regulations could hinder other important uses for 2628D technology, including in the medical field.
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What the political fight looks like: H-1B visas are in high demand by powerful industries, including Silicon Valley, the medical field and academia.
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All they saw was someone in the medical field laughing at her patients' pain, perhaps discouraging them from seeking treatment at a later date.
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Many students from Wuhan are in the medical field, often ending up at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, a regional health care giant.
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HAL, too, has potential beyond the medical field, with everything from rescue and support and labor intensive factory work to entertainment and elderly care.
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Some experts say that trans people are not accurately represented in the medical field and are often pushed out to the margins of research.
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Yet even then, moving beyond the medical field and into the realm of improving cognition requires a significant amount of scientific progress, Richards points out.
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McAlexander says she worked with this woman to come up with possible avenues she could take, including affecting legislation that pertains to the medical field.
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There are also signs, namely in the medical field, that people are growing more accustomed to women having children at 50 and older, he said.
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But, obviously, you need to be a really good communicator when you're a startup in the medical field, and that's something they'll learn over time.
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Kirby Dick's Bleeding Edge explains that when commercial and consumer culture infiltrate the medical field, unproven and untested devices harm the lives of countless people.
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Until recently, dentistry has largely lagged the medical field when it came to using artificial intelligence and other technology to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
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In all, more than half of the jobs on the list — 14 — require a doctorate degree, and all but one are within the medical field.
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One of its key areas of focus is autonomous driving but it also markets its products to the medical field and envisages many other applications.
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In June the New York Times had a report noting Amazon's tremendous problem with counterfeit books—including handbooks used by people in the medical field.
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Verily, the life sciences company under Google parent Alphabet, is digging deeper into another experimental medical field and cutting another partnership deal that could net revenue.
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As per the terms of his plea deal, he admitted that he used his position of trust in the medical field to sexually abuse young girls.
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The 38-page report released by his signature task force on Monday strikes a similarly positive tone, citing "widespread and unprecedented optimism" across the medical field.
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Her one-year hiatus from the medical field turned into a 10-year career journey, and she now helps manage people and purpose at Virgin Management.
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Both have young children, and wives in the medical field: Neal's wife, Donielle, runs a research project on liver cancer; Murray's wife, Jennifer, is a surgeon.
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Both Gilead's Yescarta and Novartis's Kymriah - which are part of a class of therapies known in the medical field as "CAR-T" - were approved in 21.
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In India, unqualified GPs are arrested so frequently that a charity is now trying to train them upso they can work in the medical field legitimately.
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"Anna worked for many years in the medical field as a certified nursing assistant," according to an obituary submitted by the family to a funeral home.
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This movie spotlights a wild moment in the medical field, and stresses how important it is for doctors to follow the Hippocratic oath: do no harm.
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And many in the medical field are concerned about the long-term health effects of increased use of marijuana by Canadians under the age of 000.
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I have to say that when I first started watching it, I figured it would be an exposé on corruption in the medical field or something.
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From an early age I've wanted to go into the medical field and as I got older my sights have been more focused on physical therapy.
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But, eager to thank the students, Candini is working with the school's principal to set up a scholarship for one senior looking to join the medical field.
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"I imagine the medical field can make great use of a garment or a device that safely moves waste away from a bed-ridden patient," Mastracchio said.
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Norman Hooten has obtained his doctorate's degree in pharmacy and says he is making the jump to the medical field to help fellow veterans who are suffering.
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I've heard countless stories from people who avoid routine screenings and checkups because they don't want to face the well-documented weight stigma in the medical field.
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Researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered one more reason why dogs are great: their superior sense of smell is inspiring advancements in the medical field.
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She had planned to pursue a career in the medical field, but after realizing that medicine wasn't her passion, she started searching for opportunities in other industries.
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Funding for innovation in the medical field has in the past been supported by both parties, so there's no guarantee that Trump will score a legislative win.
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Unfortunately, many women, even those in top positions, may worry that their careers will suffer if they disclose the sexism that takes place in the medical field.
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Beyond that cancer drug, his accomplishments so far seem limited, according to some critics in the medical field who say he can promise more than he delivers.
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Both were interested in the medical field, and they ended up working together when Ms. Gendy was hired as a lab assistant at Lincoln Hospital in 1989.
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With all that medical schools have to teach, there is no opportunity for critical appraisal of the preconceived notions that we all enter the medical field with.
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Children with rare and undiagnosed diseases are now more frequently getting genetic sequencing, and typically we in the medical field search for the 'one gene' with the problem.
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Apple isn't sharing any numbers around CareKit, but the ResearchKit framework that preceded CareKit drew 100,000 apps in its first three months — a lot for the medical field.
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Carina Rodriguez had recently moved from Texas to Indiana to begin a new life with her young son and to get a college degree in the medical field.
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Careers in the medical field are glamorized as respectable, helpful, and with high income earning potential, yet physicians are some of the most dissatisfied workers in the country.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Two agricultural researchers from China were charged on Friday in connection with a 2013 attempt to steal U.S. rice technology for use in the medical field.
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While 3D printing is already used widely to produce spare parts for industry, Erturk said the development marks a step forward for 3D printing in the medical field.
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In 2018, Gailloux decided she needed a change after retiring from the medical field, so she moved out of her San Francisco home and bought a school bus.
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Stanford said her own experience and those of her peers have emphasized for her the importance of having "more people that look like me" in the medical field.
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The field of orthopedics for animals is quickly evolving thanks to "technology taken from other fields such as aeronautics, the automotive industry, or the medical field," explains Campana.
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A warning letter to doctors The FDA also issued a letter warning those in the medical field of the association between breast implants and anaplastic large cell lymphoma.
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It's not only for cars, but we released it for automotive at this point, but we have plans to do it for other areas like the medical field.
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Some direct care workers are hoping to use the job as a stepping stone to other jobs in the medical field that require more education and command higher pay.
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Pradeep Gidwani, a San Diego–based pediatrician and director of projects at the American Academy of Pediatrics, told VICE the medical field has been slow to embrace ACE research.
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While many think working in the medical field means you'll be earning a lot of money, there are plenty of medical professionals who make less than $100,000 per year.
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Here's what it means: Burnout in the medical field has remained at dangerously high levels over the last six years — and 20190 is exhibiting the worst numbers so far.
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For one, as often seems to be the case when it comes to gender bias within the medical field, there's a decided lack of research devoted to male infertility.
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Women's health advocates point to SCAD as a recent example of how the medical field can be pushed to address gender disparities in heart health through science, advocacy and awareness.
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CHICAGO — In the medical field, "empathy fatigue" is used to describe a state of exhaustion when compassion towards patients becomes tiring, as practitioners' own anxieties and stresses are continuously prodded.
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Jessica said she wants to be a doctor or a secretary when she grows up, but is angling toward the medical field because she'll be able to help more people.
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As if the original Cavity Sam wasn't traumatic enough back in the day, now parents have a whole new way to entice their offspring to join the lucrative medical field.
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And he has other concerns, echoed by many in the medical field, including that keto may not be safe for the cardiovascular system since it can drive up cholesterol levels.
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Model and actress Janine Tugonon's career path was supposed to be straightforward: At 20 years old, she'd go into the medical field like her grandmother, mother, and aunt before her.
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In 2018, Harvard Medical School decided to disperse its wall of white male luminaries instead of presenting them on a single wall as a monolithic image of the medical field.
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That's because the modern medical field has come to depend on that aforementioned free and open internet — something very much at odds with Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai's plans.
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Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Bloomberg recently found that four out of the top five highest-paying jobs in the US are in the medical field.
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We, basically, are a funny set of people who decided that caring for people is what we want to do, but we didn't want to go into the medical field.
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And at Harvard's Wyss Institute, biochemist Peter Nguyen is developing a system for medical field operatives to make life-saving drugs that he likens to making a Cup of Noodles.
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Mary Eliza Mahoney Mary Eliza Mahoney opened the doors for Black women in the medical field early on, becoming the first Black licensed nurse in the United States in 1879.
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In fact, researchers concluded the decline in death rate for four major cancers (lung, breast, prostate and colorectal) shows how far the medical field has progressed in treating the disease.
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The team has been reaching out to Democratic donors on Wall Street, in legal circles, media executives and even those in the medical field for surrogate support, the sources said.
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Yet the medical field is not growing at a rate that matches demand, with projections estimating that the U.S. will have a shortage of more than 120,000 doctors by 85033.
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The more diversity we have in the medical field, the more we can learn from each other's strengths and provide the best possible care to every patient we come across.
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There is some controversy in the medical field over whether or not PMDD exists — some speculate that it's a myth or a purely cultural syndrome instead of something with biological roots.
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Average annual pay: $198,370Projected job growth through 2026: 15 percent Unless you're in the medical field or have had a serious health issue, you're likely unfamiliar with these kinds of physicians.
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"A good percentage [of those watching] are people either in the medical field or interested in pursuing careers in medicine — maybe 30%, based on the messages we get," Dr. Miami says.
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Persaud's three older sisters all work in the medical field, and as a designer, she wanted to prove to her parents that she could make a living, she told the Sharks.
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They were pressing the agency to conduct formal tests of its computed tomography devices, known as CT scans, which are already used broadly in the medical field and on checked baggage.
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Thomas' sister Sarah previously told PEOPLE that she was interested in a career in the medical field and "idolized" Cummins because he had worked for a decade in the health care industry.
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Fortunate to have contacts in the medical field — Mazen is a cardiologist at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and Jill a critical-care nurse by training — the Kamens immediately began investigating treatment protocols.
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Still, immigration lawyer Greg Siskind suggested in a blog post that the change might be a "slow walk" to make H-1B visas a less attractive option, especially in the medical field.
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The rule on religious conscience protections for the medical field was aimed at protecting religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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Thomas' sister Sarah has told PEOPLE that she was interested in a career in the medical field and "idolized" Cummins because he had worked for a decade in the health care industry.
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It appears both companies understand that these advancements must happen first in the medical field; The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Neuralink was registered in California as a medical research company.
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Marie Colvin would've taken an intense interest in what Curie was doing — through the discovery of radioactivity, she led the way warfare to change as well as did great good medical field.
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Titan is part of a strategy Google hopes will differentiate its services and attract enterprise customers from sectors with complex compliance regulations, such as those in financial services and the medical field.
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In a previous interview with PEOPLE, Thomas' sister, Sarah, said Elizabeth looked up to Cummins and "idolized him" for his years of experience in the medical field, where she aspired to work.
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Watch an interview with Mosier on Daily VICE Some experts say that trans people are not accurately represented in the medical field and are often pushed out to the margins of research.
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"Team communication is the biggest hurdle, especially in the medical field," said Alyssa Tanaka, a research scientist at Florida Hospital Nicholson Center who focuses on robotic surgery simulation and effective surgeon training.
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Among the 535 voting members are also eight engineers (7 in the House; 1 in the Senate) and several lawmakers who come from the medical field, such as physicians, dentists and psychologists.
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And while there are doctors who do specialize in gender dysphoria, Jenner says that the medical field still has a ways to go to ensure better care and understanding for trans patients.
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Before dentistry became a sophisticated medical field, it was a brutal job that required a lot of strength, as many people had to be held in place while their teeth were removed.
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We highlight a contentious disagreement in the medical field over whether the condition formerly known as "multiple personality disorder" is real—but does "real" even matter if a diagnosis can help people?
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READ MORE: Visa ban could worsen doctor shortage "Letting DACA recipients go into the medical field is as much about serving our national interests as it is a question of compassion," he said.
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His experience in the medical field has transitioned to some of his acting roles, starring in the short-lived ABC sitcom Dr. Ken and playing a doctor in the 2007 film Knocked Up.
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In this episode of Smarter Faster: Transformation, a new series that shows how workforces are being trained to land the jobs of tomorrow, we explore how robotic surgery is changing the medical field.
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Having so many high-profile figures like Mr. Weinstein, Mr. Spacey and Anthony Weiner undergo treatment for sex addiction has brought additional scrutiny to a medical field in which scientific evidence is scant.
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GL: Your last answer there backs what I've seen: Based on the doctors I've talked to and the most up-to-date research, the medical field is generally landing on gender-affirming care.
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That moment could have signaled the beginning of the field of immunotherapy and, perhaps, the beginning of a new way to fight cancer — but no one else in the medical field bought it.
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But thanks to a lecture from Sutherland's brusque chief doctor, they're both aware of the competition they face in an overcrowded medical field, and they leap into the flatlining experiments with only token resistance.
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READ CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER&aposS LETTER MOBILE USERS: CLICK HERE TO READ THE LETTER Krauthammer was on his way to greatness in the medical field when he veered first into policy, and then into journalism.
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Noorzae beams when he talks about his three daughters—the elder two are engineers and the youngest is in the medical field—and the two boys who are on their way through high school.
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Mr. Sanders, who also proposed universal free public college and canceling all student loan debt, pledged to make similar investments in H.B.C.U.s with a focus on educating teachers and those in the medical field.
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In its list of the best paying jobs in 2018, U.S. News and World Report found that employees in the medical field, followed by employees in the business and tech field, make the most money.
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He has also been accused of supporting the practice of "conversion therapy" — the psychotherapy method used to try to change someone's sexual orientation or gender identity, which has been long-discredited by the medical field.
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The invention could transform the medical field once it's perfected, with experts hoping doctors can one day use the robots to "deliver medicine, patch wounds, and remove foreign objects from the body," according to Forbes.
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Not only was their hands-free approach to visualization meeting a real need for greater surgical accuracy, but the team has the passion and expertise in the medical field to bring it all to fruition.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. – Senator Marco Rubio of Florida shared his concerns about safety in football, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas sang a few bars, and Ben Carson opened up about why he left the medical field.
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Along with Roman, Curology, Pill Club and others, Hims is fueling the kind of growth that's unfamiliar to investors in the medical field, who are accustomed to dealing with regulatory hurdles and burdensome insurance issues.
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Given the intensity and ubiquity if this condition, it's imperative that the medical field find a more effective means of treating PTSD, and those at risk of developing it—soldiers like Leimbach and many others.
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The medical field is working toward non-drug therapies and non-surgical interventions that can help our morbidly obese patients, with the recently approved AspireAssist being the first of many potential advances in weight management.
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An additional argument in its favor — aside from perhaps relieving some of the concern about provider payment cuts — is that free medical school for everyone could make the medical field more accessible for disadvantaged youth.
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Given aging populations around the world and spiraling cases of lifestyle diseases, the Swiss group sees big opportunities in health - but the initiative also poses new challenges by taking it into the highly regulated medical field.
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Talia Goldberg didn't know what venture capital was, growing up around professionals in the medical field whose favorite dinner-time game was to describe a symptom, then ask those around the table to guess the diagnosis.
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It's historically been used in the medical field for research and diagnosing neuromuscular disorders, but the advance of electronics has led to an explosion of EMG circuits and sensors in the fields of prosthetics and robotics.
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In theory, ResearchKit would let researchers collect data from study participants from nearly anywhere in the world, and propel the medical field forward by learning as much as it could about conditions from epilepsy to asthma.
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The email with the subject line "Army Announces Voluntary Recall of Retired Soldiers for COVID-19 Response," asked interested soldiers to reach out to the Army if they served in a medical field and remain qualified.
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The mobilization in the medical field recalls organizing efforts during World War II, said Robert Citino, executive director of the Institute for the Study of War and Democracy at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong has a long — and sometimes checkered — history in the medical field going back to the 1990s, but has kept a relatively low profile in the political, cultural and philanthropic doings of the city.
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We hope we are better today, but the research is not as encouraging as you might think: There is still a long way to go in how the medical field treats minority patients, especially African-Americans.
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The ever-increasing medicalization of birth had collided with a second-wave feminist concern that pregnant women were losing their agency in a male-dominated medical field, and the new "birth plan" was an unlikely makeshift truce.
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Now, Mr. Finlayson and his colleagues have raised the same alarm in the medical field: As regulators, insurance providers and billing companies begin using A.I. in their software systems, businesses can learn to game the underlying algorithms.
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But while many startups are scrambling to provide similar medical services, not everyone is impressed with tech's plans to disrupt healthcare—at least not without valid apprehensiveness—with misdiagnosis being the main concern among the medical field.
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After he had built a taxi operation and a personal injury legal practice, there was another element to Mr. Cohen's business dealings, this one involving doctors and companies that operated on the fringes of the medical field.
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Though Aldous Huxley, a well-known British intellectual and psychedelic pioneer, took LSD on his deathbed, the use of the drug for those nearing the end of their lives is a relatively new idea in the medical field.
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As aging populations increase worldwide and antibiotic resistance threatens public health, the medical field is seeking a new frontier that might yield novel drugs to treat conditions such as cancer and chronic pain, and to stem deadly infections.
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This means that abortion providers often have to help patients navigate their insurance and—in contrast with most areas of the medical field—they also help patients figure out how to pay for their procedures out of pocket.
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"In general, the concept of reversing or curing diabetes ... is not well-accepted in the medical field," said Dr. Abhinav Diwan, associate professor of medicine, cell biology and physiology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration announced a new rule on religious conscience protections for the medical field on Thursday, aimed at protecting religious and moral objectors from participating in or paying for services such as abortion, sterilization and assisted suicide.
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"It's just a weird feeling walking through the halls on the other side of the bed," says Morton, who also started an after-school program at the middle school where his wife teaches to introduce students to the medical field.
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"In the last 10 years in the medical field, we're still changing from the concept of, All bacterias are bad and we've got to kill them all, to, Actually, we really need to restore the balance of bacteria," she says.
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The most obvious application is in the medical field, where a tattoo could perhaps replace a finger clip or armband heart monitor, or perhaps include chemical sensors that test blood sugar and alert the user if it gets too low.
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The Centers for Disease Control say that people in high-risk environments — such as college students, international travelers, people in communities experiencing outbreaks of the measles and, like this nurse, those in the medical field — should get a measles booster.
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According to a Bloomberg report citing data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), four out of the top five highest-paid jobs in the US are in the medical field, with physicians, surgeons, and general practitioners reporting salaries over $200,000.
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"It's a way for hospitals to compete with each other," said Zig Wu, a senior program manager at Stanford Health Care and one of the authors of an article on hospitality in the medical field for the Journal of Healthcare Management.
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The company has been on the hunt for health policy experts and doctors to bring to help it publish scientific research, and apply that research to the medical field, whether it's a new software tool or clinical hardware and products.
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"The medical field is beginning to recognize that meaning in life is a clinically relevant and potentially modifiable factor, which can be targeted to enhance the well-being and functioning of patients," said Awais Aftab, first author, in a statement.
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"Obviously, if you work in the medical field, our team of doctors and medical nurses have dedicated their lives to this community and they will continue to do that as long as it is safe to do so," Stevens said.
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As someone who identifies as a Black woman as well, when I ask [about this] in sessions or even in my friend groups and family, it's the same thing: They have concerns about how the medical field or medical professionals respond to them.
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Coye was literally the kind of guy who would walk into his local bar with a human head in a jar of formaldehyde (a gift from a friend in the medical field), order shots for it, then pour the shots into the jar.
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A new Vogue profile of Serena Williams sheds light not only on the health risks that can come with childbirth, but also how those factors — coupled with racial bias in the medical field — can have dangerous, even life-threatening results for black women.
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She describes her first experience with an endocrinologist as "humiliating," relaying a disturbing interrogating relationship with her provider that speaks to the way that prejudice can coalesce with power in the medical field to marginalize transgender patients and deter them from seeking care.
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Obama's letter includes a fond remembrance of excitement around America's early space program, and a reminder that the original space race resulted not just in advancements in the field of astrophysics, but also in considerably progress around technology in general, and in the medical field.
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Overwhelmingly, the gynecologists I spoke to for this story emphasized the importance of validating patients' experiences, which Dutton says has become more common as gynecology and the medical field at large have evolved away from a paternalistic approach to prescribing drugs with limited patient input.
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This new breed of artificial intelligence technology is rapidly spreading across the medical field, as scientists develop systems that can identify signs of illness and disease in a wide variety of images, from X-rays of the lungs to C.A.T. scans of the brain.
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"There needs to be more education in the medical field of how to talk to patients presenting ED symptoms, and just how to speak about bodies in general in a way that doesn't fuel disordered thoughts or contribute to diet culture and fat shaming," Susanna says.
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She doesn't have full-time work, but she helps her boyfriend with his car-detailing business and volunteers in the doctor's office where her mother works—a small way, she says, of finding her way back to the medical field that she loved as a child.
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And the problem doesn't stop at doctors: Nearly half of nurses said they've considered leaving the medical field in the last two years, fueled in part by their heavy workload, according to a survey of more than 900 nurses conducted by travel nurse staffing agency RNnetwork.
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Foreign health professionals often work survival jobs Sudani and Turaihi, who got married after attending the University of Kufa Faculty of Medicine in Iraq, managed to work in the American medical field even before repeating some of their training in the US, though survival often came first.
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It's primarily for jobs in construction and on factory floors as well as in the medical field and other disciplines that can make use of a simpler heads-up display and that don't (yet) require something like a full-blown mixed reality device like Microsoft HoloLens.
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Founding Theranos Inspired by a lifelong fear of needles and having her blood drawn, Holmes sought to revolutionize the healthcare industry by developing a method of comprehensive testing from just a few drops of blood, instead of several vials, which is currently standard practice in the medical field.
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Experts like Goldberg have pointed out how sexism in the medical field has cost lives: Because research and treatments for heart disease were historically designed for men, many women and their doctors have missed the signs and risks of heart attacks, which can be very different between the genders.
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Government-related organizations and research outfits also account for far more papers in China and Europe than corporations or the medical field, while the US's AI research efforts are largely dominated by corporate efforts, which makes sense given the immense investment in the field from Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft.
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If you're a registered nurse, you could apply for a job in a foreign country or a different part of the U.S. If you've always been interested in the medical field, the opportunity to work in a different country relatively easily could be another reason to get your RN license.
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" Abe refereed to this problem-solving concept as "Society 5.0" and used the medical field as an example: "With the use of big data and AI, we can shift to health management and preventive medical care and encourage those dependent on medical and nursing care to become more self supporting.
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Why it matters: There's been some debate in the medical field if Pap tests (also called cytology tests) should be dropped completely from the roster for women of that age group, as recent studies increasingly show HPV tests can be more sensitive and are valid for a longer period of time.
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On Thursday, Gobadi's NCR group presented a report from more than 65 Iranian physicians, medical staff, and professionals in the medical field in Europe, North American and Australia to the World Health Organization, claiming that based on its research — including interviews with frontline medical workers — the death toll was over 2018,000.
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As Dr. Grey (Ellen Pompeo) continues to navigate life after getting fired, she submitted a list of pitches for articles to write about the healthcare industry — and the publication published her entire email, which read as a long list of grievances she has with the medical field… and Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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I live to tell stories that touch on what it means to be a black woman in the world, so I still feel it's a miracle that we know it was an African-American woman who contributed all this to the medical field and we wouldn't even know the story without Rebecca Skloot.
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There was an opening [at Humanity Gifts Registry], and I knew I wasn&apost going to get it because I didn&apost have any background in any medical field, but I went in and was like, &aposif I can sell the Swedish bikini team to America, then I can sell body donation to anyone!
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What I wish the bio-medical field, healthcare professionals—and all of us—better understood about human biology are answers to big, overarching questions, many of which are philosophical in nature... Realizing that we don't yet know all of the answers keeps us humble and open, and drives us to research and develop better solutions.
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" Adding, "Not only do those women get to suffer the trauma of sexual harassment/violence and lose the opportunity to win the highest honorable award in the medical field, but now they have to sit back and watch while the person who helped cover up their attacks and shut them up, rises to an even higher top?!
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"With two agile arms and multi-finger hands, RoDyMan will be able to manipulate flexible and deformable objects, like the food we eat, the clothes we wear and it can be used in the medical field for operating on soft tissues, including muscles and skin," Siciliano told Research Italy shortly after he began working on the project.
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The demo's still in the early stages — if anything, it's a proof of concept, both for how VR can potentially be used in the medical field and to demonstrate the capabilities of Qualcomm's VR offering — though the company has already gotten some notice on that front, with its latest Snapdragon chip reportedly powering Oculus's new standalone Santa Cruz headset.
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"Medical mistrust is another representation of how Black people, and Black women in particular, have come to understand how they can protect themselves," she says, citing the Tuskegee experiment (in which the Public Health Service experimented on 600 Black men for 40 years starting in 1932) and Henrietta Lacks' case as events that might unconsciously inform how Black women view the medical field.
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I spoke to Zil Goldstein, the Associate Director of Medicine at Callen-Lorde, a New York clinic that offers care for LGBTQIA+ individuals, who told me: Though gender identity-focused clinics like Callen-Lorde may have a longer history of this treatment for non-binary people, Goldstein has a point: Prescribing lower dosages of testosterone is not unheard of in the wider medical field.
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My former colleague Dorothy Roberts's groundbreaking book "Killing the Black Body: Race, Reproduction, and the Meaning of Liberty" remains one of the most telling testimonies to the way that black women's bodies are used in the medical field for horrific forms of experimentation, who live in conditions of almost unbearable brutality with almost no recourse and whose bravery allows them to survive under unimaginably cruel conditions.
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The majority of those who have died from the virus in Italy have been elderly or have suffered from underlying medical conditions, according to the AP. Italy's health care system has been overwhelmed by the rapidly growing number of cases, with the country planning to rush 10,000 student doctors set to graduate this year into the medical field to help without taking the usually mandatory final exams.
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She was the first one to go to college, the first one in her family to go to college, the first one to graduate with a degree and she used to tell me that she could never decide where, what field she wanted to be in, whether she wanted to work in education or in the medical fields and she did work in the medical field for a little bit.
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Read more:Ken Jeong opens up about his career path from the medical field into comedy acting, his recent roles, and representation in Hollywood12 celebrities who have spoken out against ageism in the entertainment industryHollywood nearly quadrupled the number of women of color in leading roles last year, but it still needs to do more to include LGBTQ peopleCreating a work culture of inclusivity isn't just fair — it's good for business
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