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Breast cancer screening remains a persistent area of variation in clinical practice. Updated guidance from the American College of Physicians aims to clarify when screening offers meaningful benefit for average‑risk patients — and when it may not.

As GLP‑1 medications become widely used for obesity and metabolic disease, clinicians are confronting a growing question: What should be done when patients don’t respond as expected?

Emotional intelligence offers clinicians practical tools to navigate conflict, manage ethical tension, and reduce burnout in high‑stress clinical environments.

This recent case out of Orange County, CA, is forcing a question: When does a complication cross the line into criminal liability?

“If one anticipates sustained increases in happiness and positive emotions from having children, these expectations will likely not materialize.” (Apostolou et al., 2026)