U.S.-based patients’ expectations for testing are changing, potentially at the expense of evidence-based medicine. Patients, ...

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A major national education poll depicts a public still disgruntled with efforts to standardize what students should know about reading, writing and math across state borders. The survey found that 54 ...

Physicians don’t mind patients choosing at-home testing options over coming in for an in-person clinic visit—in fact, they overwhelmingly support it, according to the results of a new survey.

Two physician surveys highlighted widespread concern about access to adequate testing and medical equipment in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. According to a survey of 2,610 physicians across the U ...

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In a truly unprecedented semester, full of losses, exhaustion and frustration, colleges learned more about how to keep students, staff and faculty safe amid the ongoing pandemic. While most colleges ...