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The Medscape Women Physicians Report 2020 reveals that 64% of female physicians prioritize work-life balance, often feeling conflicted between their careers and caregiving responsibilities, necessitating flexible work arrangements and supportive policies.

In a recent study, color Doppler ultrasound identified Giant Cell Arteritis in 44% of suspected cases, proving its effectiveness as a first-line diagnostic tool. This method offers a significant advantage in managing patient care by potentially reducing the need for subsequent invasive testing.

In an unusual clinical presentation, a 63-year-old woman showed double corneal arcus during a routine cataract evaluation, highlighting the diversity of arcus manifestations.

Understand the subtle yet impactful symptoms of early-stage cataracts, including changes in color perception and glare sensitivity, to better guide your patients towards timely diagnosis and treatment.

This study underscores the importance of a nuanced approach when considering the RZV vaccine for patients with a history of ocular shingles, as it may increase the risk of recurrence. It calls for a balanced assessment of the vaccine’s benefits against potential risks in this specific patient population.

In a significant advance for pediatric diabetes care, the introduction of the AI-based IDx-DR has doubled screening rates for diabetic retinopathy, underscoring the potential of technology to democratize healthcare access and eliminate racial bias in diagnostic processes.