Rana Awdish, MD, MS, of Henry Ford Health, says purpose and flexibility can help women physicians build more fulfilling, sustainable careers in medicine.

What are wearables? Learn how smartwatches, fitness trackers and smart rings can support health, affect anxiety and help guide talks with your physician.

Following extensive evidence review, leading physician organizations offer their advice to help stop influenza, RSV and COVID-19 this cold-and-flu season.

New clinical evidence is prompting earlier conversations about gene editing as a potentially curative option for children with inherited blood disorders.

In a JAMA Viewpoint, AMA CEO John Whyte, MD, MPH, offers advice on help ensure patients are getting reliable data from consumer-facing technologies.

David C. Chan, MD, PhD, is one of the few physician-economists in the U.S. He sat down for a Q&A about his groundbreaking scope of practice research.

Dry eye disease can cause burning, tearing and blurry vision. Learn what triggers symptoms, which treatments help and when to seek care.

Studying for cadaveric anatomy has evolved with digital and online tools. These tips help medical students overcome nerves and thrive in the lab.

Celebrate Women in Medicine Month Each September, the AMA Women Physicians Section (WPS) honors physicians who have offered their time, wisdom and support to advance women with careers in medicine.

Removing the stigma of mental health conditions is an essential part of improving physicians’ health and well-being, and removing stigmatizing questions on licensing and credentialing applications is ...

The RUC represents the entire medical profession, with 22 of its 32 members appointed by major national medical specialty societies. The members include those recognized by the American Board of ...

Nearly half of adults in the United States have high blood pressure—and many don’t have their hypertension under control. But when patients measure their blood pressure regularly at home, and share ...