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Medical students say this must-have gear helps them maximize study time, stay organized and power through demanding rotations. These essentials make all the difference. spr.ly/60174g43Z

How can social media be used to help our well-being? Read our guide: ow.ly/1vaG50W6nIq #socialmediaday

New reason to use AI ambient documentation: Patients like it. University of Iowa Health Care reports lower physician burnout and more patient satisfaction with a tool that helps doctors focus on patient care. spr.ly/60114gN1d

APA Awards recognize psychiatrists and other mental health advocates for their contributions to the APA and the field of psychiatry and working to improve the lives of people with mental illness. For more information, visit ow.ly/ALbH50WhGPW

4 tips to help medical students nail the virtual research poster. Key tips on design, flow and delivery help ensure your work makes a lasting impression. spr.ly/60194cwrF

What are the key differences between MD and DO medical school programs—and how does degree type impact a physician's career path? Get the facts. spr.ly/60114cwgf

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month! Established in 2008, this month focuses on improving access to mental health care, raising awareness of mental health issues among minorities, and enhancing services for those with severe mental health disorders.

Impact Rankings 2025: universities fall short on staff mental health support ow.ly/MQel50WaPJN

Starting Sunday, March 15, 2026, Family Day at the NOLA Book Festival at Tulane will offer a full day of free, kid-friendly programming to close out the festival weekend. Learn more about the new Sunday Family Day and 2026 author submissions. ⤵️ tulane.it/3TRip3m

Nearly 20 years after Hurricane Katrina, a new report from Tulane’s Cowen Institute reveals how far New Orleans’ charter-based public schools have come — and what challenges lie ahead. Explore the decades of progress, persistence, and possibility. ⤵️ tulane.it/46mmDY8

Insurance companies are pledging to ease the burdens of prior authorization, but Bobby Mukkamala, MD Bobby Mukkamala, MD, says he will be looking for action and impact, given a history of unfulfilled promises. spr.ly/60104YRiK

Which physician specialties are seeing a drop in burnout? What the data shows: spr.ly/60194YX87

Start #residency on the right foot. Find out what is expected from first-year residents, as advised by a longtime residency program director. spr.ly/60124YXDp

Recent measles outbreaks have many families concerned. This is a stark reminder of the importance of making sure your children are fully vaccinated so they can develop, learn, and thrive. bit.ly/48wdquK

Only 2 weeks left to submit your research to the AMA Research Challenge! Submissions are open until July 16. Send in your research to the largest national, multi-specialty research event for med students and residents and win $10,000 presented by Laurel Road.

Choosing a topic you're passionate about is the first of four tips offered by Charles Lopresto, DO, and Ricardo Correa, MD, EdD, when it comes to getting your research published as a #medstudent. Learn more: spr.ly/60134YR0H

The AMA is deeply concerned that H.R.1 - One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) adds complicated new eligibility processes that will make it more difficult for patients to enroll in or keep their Medicaid coverage.

OBBBA drastically increases the share of Medicaid costs borne by states—this is part of the reason why the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that an additional 11.8 million people will have no health insurance coverage as a result.

The AMA knows from experience that Medicaid work requirements do not increase work rates but do lead to eligible patients losing coverage because of bureaucratic red tape—even if they are employed and working.

The budget reconciliation bill passed by Congress threatens children’s health – making sweeping cuts to programs children and families rely on. Learn more from AAP News at publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/3…