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The loss of two oncology residents in a plane crash has left a significant void in cancer care at a major oncology center in Paraná, Brazil, highlighting the critical role of specialized medical professionals in smaller communities.

Half of medical residents owe more than $200,000 in student debt, with a quarter owing over $300,000, highlighting the financial challenges faced by physicians-in-training.

The pressure to publish extensively, attend numerous conferences, and navigate academic tribalism is causing young oncologists to reconsider careers in academia, potentially impacting the future of cancer research and treatment.

Should interns visit patients early in the morning or wait to see them during rounds? This article examines the impact of prerounding on intern autonomy, learning, and patient care.

The recent Tennessee legislation allows international medical graduates to obtain licensure and begin practicing with fewer hurdles, promising to enhance the distribution of medical services across diverse communities.

This year’s Residency Match illuminates critical trends in the medical field, from the surge in international graduates to the steadfast appeal of OB-GYN, offering a comprehensive view of the evolving landscape in physician training.