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Top news stories from AMA Morning Rounds®: Week of Feb. 17, 2020

In the news: Youth cancer and other health issues, cleaning products and asthma, macrolide antibiotics and birth defects, flu vaccine 45% effective, suicide rates.

Publications & Newsletters
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New decade, new you: Encourage patients to follow these 10 health tips

Help patients kick the 2020s off to a roaring, healthy start with this timely advice from the AMA.

Public Health
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AMA’s 10 health recommendations for successful New Year’s resolutions

AMA offering 10 recommendations to help Americans make the most impactful, long-lasting improvements to their health in 2020 and beyond.

Press Releases
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How border conditions threaten our nation’s decency, health

AMA President Patrice A. Harris, MD, MA, says it’s an ethical imperative to ensure better conditions for asylum-seekers held in detention at U.S.-Mexico border.

Population Care
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AMA in the News: October 2019

Read media highlights mentioning the American Medical Association for October 2019.

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9 questions your patients may have about the flu vaccine

When recommending influenza vaccination to your patients, you should be ready to answer these common questions. Find out more from the AMA.

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AMA urges flu vaccine everyone older than six months, pregnant women

Majority of pregnant women currently not vaccinated against flu and whooping cough.

Press Releases
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Sept. 20, 2019: National Advocacy Update

National opioid policy, immigrant family detention issues, the vaping crisis and more in the latest AMA national health care advocacy news.

Advocacy Update
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Stephanie M. Strohbeen: Increasing influenza vaccination rates

AMA member Stephanie M. Strohbeen moves medicine by participating in local and national initiatives to serve different communities and improve the health care system.

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