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Study finds that U.S. government has overestimated Native American life expectancy
LOS ANGELES — Official U.S. records dramatically underestimate mortality and life expectancy disparities for Native Americans ...
Flint doctor president of American Medical Association after brain tumor surgery
Just six months before becoming president of the American Medical Association, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala underwent brain surgery to remove a tumor.
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Medical Association applauds Rep. Sewell’s bipartisan effort to address physician shortage
The Medical Association applauded a bipartisan bill introducing 14,000 new Medicare-supported medical residency slots, ...
American Medical Association wants explainable AI
The American Medical Association has adopted a new policy that calls for clinical AI tools that can explain their answers. It ...
Chicago-based American Medical Association to ask Senate to investigate RFK Jr.’s firing of vaccine committee members
The House of Delegates at the AMA, which is the nation’s premier doctors group, adopted the emergency resolution at its ...
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2 medical groups assail gender care ban decision
On June 18, the Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law that prohibits minors from receiving gender-affirming care, and opens the doors for other states to enact similar laws. The case, United States v.
Who is Bobby Mukkamala? First person of Indian-origin elected head of American Medical Association; credits immigrant parents for his journey
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, an Indian-origin physician, has made history as the 180th president of the American Medical Association.
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a/v geeks 16mm films: american medical association - the faith that sustains psa (1970s)
The American Medical Association (AMA) highlights the role of faith in healthcare. A vintage public service message ...
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American Medical Association Adopts New Policy to Help Women Reduce Risk of Developing Breast Cancer
The American Medical Association has adopted a new policy aiming to help women reduce the risk of developing breast cancer.