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“We’ve published several editorials in this past year focused on a 1-year fellowship in a specialty that arguably needs way, way more time, more than 1 year. Are we doing our trainees or even our patients a disservice by continuing that 1-year construct, which is now solidly 30 years old?”

The NRMP has actively engaged in discussion about the physician pipeline and stands ready to provide data and information that further inform the conversation.

Advanced laparoscopic surgical training gains a practical new tool through 3D-printed anatomical structures that accurately simulate critical pelvic structures and surgical planes.

The future of medicine is looking increasingly diverse, with female students now outnumbering males and a growing representation of various racial and ethnic groups in medical school classrooms.

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.