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Top news stories from AMA Morning Rounds®: Week of May 22, 2023

In the news: Benefits of semaglutide, surgeon general warns of social media risks, implants help paralyzed man walk, key long COVID symptoms identified and more.

Publications & Newsletters
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Public health solutions are key to preventing firearm violence

Physician leaders are looking for public health solutions and focusing on prevention to end the firearm violence crisis. Learn how the AMA helps.

Public Health
AMA Tribute to the Medical School Class of 2023
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AMA Tribute to the Medical School Class of 2023

Some of the nation’s most prominent names in medicine share words of advice and inspiration to the 2023 medical school graduates.

Events
AMA Tribute to the Medical School Class of 2023
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Huge names help AMA pay tribute to medical school class of 2023

Prominent figures in medicine offered stirring remarks in an uplifting AMA event for this year’s resilient class of graduating medical students.

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Medical School Life
Succeeding in Medical School
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AMA resident & fellow membership, discounts and benefits

Find information for AMA resident and fellow membership, discounts and benefits.

Personal Member Benefits & Discounts
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What doctors wish patients knew about hepatitis A, B and C

Many people with viral hepatitis may be unaware of it. That is why it is vital for patients to understand the ABCs of hepatitis.

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Public Health
What Doctors Wish Patients Knew™
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Evidence on inaccurate directories piles up. It’s time to act.

“Ghost networks” of physicians and other health professionals delay patients’ access to care and can mask bigger problems. Learn more with the AMA.

Access to Care
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1 in 8 patients with long COVID also deal with unemployment

Cognitive symptoms of long COVID—such as brain fog—impact a person’s ability to function and hold a job. Here’s what doctors should know.

Public Health
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Clearing the air on treatment for menopausal symptoms

Ob-gyn Madelyn Butler, MD, says there are more options to tailor treatment for patients experiencing bothersome symptoms of perimenopause. Learn more.

Population Care