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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.

Reflecting on a critical mistake, a senior resident learns the value of compassion and mentorship in navigating the challenges of medical errors. This narrative highlights the importance of open discussions in fostering professional growth.

Dr. Monique Tello’s testimony in a pediatric sexual assault case reveals the critical need for comprehensive training and support systems in handling sensitive cases.

The oncologist shortage, especially in rural areas, has reached a critical level, necessitating innovative solutions such as medical school debt repayment and congressional intervention to ensure comprehensive cancer care delivery across the United States.

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.