Child receiving a vaccine
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8 MIN READ

Q&A: Despite pushback, physician lawmaker stands up for vaccines

California state Sen. Richard Pan, MD, MPH, has encountered physical violence from vaccine opponents. Learn how he fights back—with smart policy.

Public Health
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4 MIN READ

Dr. Hotez on what feeds vaccine refusal: “Anti-science aggression”

COVID-19 misinformation deters millions from vaccination. AMA member Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, calls it anti-science aggression. Learn more.

Public Health
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16 MIN READ

Siobhan Wescott, MD, shares insight on how to be a better ally

In this episode of Making the Rounds, Siobhan Wescott, MD, shares insight on how to be a better ally during medical school and residency.

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Medical School Diversity
Making the Rounds Podcast
8 MIN READ

Experiences of minoritized, marginalized physicians in U.S. during COVID-19

The AMA's report on experiences of racially and ethnically minoritized and marginalized physicians in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic looks at the toll on physicians of color.

Public Health
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63 MIN READ

Science and storytelling: Making physicians’ voices the loudest in the room

Join a discussion with AMA physician leaders and Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, on the need to elevate physician voices to protect patients and this nation's health.

Public Health
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4 MIN READ

23% of medical students mistreated. Regret, burnout often follow.

Bad experiences early in training can have far-reaching effects ahead of residency, says study of 14,000 medical students. Learn more with the AMA.

Medical Student Health
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4 MIN READ

Residency programs should trumpet no-tolerance approach on racism

During interviews with residency applicants, programs can make clear how they will foster diversity and back doctors facing microaggressions, racism.

Medical School Diversity
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43 MIN READ

Data disaggregation: Why counting is crucial—Part I

In this episode of AMA Moving Medicine, experts discuss the importance of data disaggregation among Asian American groups and how the current structures have led to health inequities.

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Population Care
Moving Medicine Podcast
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4 MIN READ

UCI School of Medicine's framework for modeling teacher-learner interactions

Khanh-Van Le-Bucklin, MD, MEd, discusses the the KIND framework for modeling positive teacher-learner interactions.

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ChangeMedEd Initiative
Accelerating Change in Medical Education Consortium Showcase