When catastrophic thinking sets in, you might feel as though everything is unraveling. A psychiatrist shares how to stop catastrophizing. spr.ly/6011jPpyv

#Shingles affects about one out of three people in the U.S. in their lifetime. Here are 12 things you should know about the virus. spr.ly/6017jPTmv

By harnessing the power of AI, Geisinger has saved nearly 500,000 hours for physicians and care teams. Learn more. spr.ly/6014jpRF0

Always have a fresh pair of socks handy, and nine other hard-won bits of advice from a top physician expert on graduate medical education. spr.ly/6016jPPf2

Decades of declining heart failure mortality in the U.S. has reversed, and exceeded rates recorded more than 20 years ago, according to overall population-level data published in JAMA Cardiology. spr.ly/6012jPH7j (via Healio)

At one primary care practice, for every doctor, there are two “care team coordinators” to help boost patient flow and ease physician burdens. Here's how it's going. spr.ly/6013jPuGd

Learn what it takes to stand out among your peers and land your dream residency. Plus, an opportunity to present research at the Poster Showcase.

More people across the United States – nearly 40% – live in places with unhealthy levels of polluted air, according to a new report from the American Lung Association. spr.ly/6012jPGLm (via CNN Health)

More than 40% of adults in the U.S. have obesity, and there is a surprisingly strong connection between a person's brain and the number on the scale. Fatima Cody Stanford MD MPH MPA MBA FAAP FACP FAHA shares her expertise. spr.ly/6013jPPZZ

.World Health Organization (WHO) is sounding the alarm on the use of alcohol and electronic cigarettes in adolescents, calling the widespread use 'alarming' in a new analysis. spr.ly/6017jPH91 (via The Hill)

Coffee doesn't just boost energy, it provides health benefits, too. Here's how physicians can help patients maximize its health boost. spr.ly/6011jPPSR

Considering private practice? Though you may be your own boss, you won't have to go it alone. We've got what you need to help you succeed. spr.ly/6012jPPz0

Grades and test scores do not guarantee that a medical student will be able to practice the art of medicine when they transition into #residency . Here are 5 skills residency program directors expect. spr.ly/6014jPPyp

🎓 Medical school graduates, as you enter health care, remember success is a team effort. Cherish your support network, seek help when needed, and believe in creating positive change. Congratulations on your achievement! spr.ly/6019jpeUT #MedSchoolGraduation

Medical societies play big role in righting kidney-care inequity. More than 6,000 Black patients have had unjust kidney-transplant waitlist times remedied with the help of state and specialty societies. spr.ly/6015jPOgl

The AMA is the otolaryngologist’s powerful ally in health care. On prior auth, scope creep, Medicare pay and more, the AMA fights to help otolaryngologists—and all physicians—so they can focus on patient care. spr.ly/6013jPyl7

Our country will become healthier and more equitable as a result of the The White House announcing its plans to expand health care access for Dreamers. The AMA has long supported extending eligibility to purchase ACA marketplace coverage to DACA recipients. spr.ly/6019jT46c

A majority of Americans say they would feel better if they could have more sleep, according to a new Gallup poll. spr.ly/6012jPyeM (via The Associated Press)

In this episode of AMA Update: What is the new CMS rule for prior authorization? Why do prior authorizations get denied? What are the benefits of electronic health information exchange? -- this and more with Philip Oravetz, MD of Ochsner Health.

After steady decline, tuberculosis has increased every year since 2020 in U.S. But the CDC report describes the incidence of TB in the United States as still 'among the lowest in the world. spr.ly/6010jPGjg (via The Washington Post)