According to WalletHub, Mississippi tops the list as the best state for doctors. Closely followed by Iowa, Minnesota, and North Dakota. The worst state for docs? The District of Columbia, with New York, Rhode Island, and Maryland close behind.
To make these comparisons, WalletHub’s analysts compared all the states across 11 key metrics with data set ranges from “physicians’ monthly salaries,” “number of hospitals per capita,” etc. The results are interesting and pretty surprising.
Shumei Meng, MD, PhD, from the Baylor University Medical Center and the Texas A&M School of Medicine, discusses a remarkable case study from JCEM Case Reports detailing how endocrinologists may have discovered a new syndromic association that may have saved a pregnant patient’s life. Sometimes in medicine, everything aligns, and patients with unusual presentations who…
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) finds its way into all aspects of daily life, soon it could be an important component of scientific research, patient care, and the ins and outs of clinical practice. On November 8 and 9, the Endocrine Society will host the AI in Healthcare Virtual Summit that will cover a variety of…
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