Guidelines for Caring for Muslim Women Who Wear a Hijab
Recommendations for the delivery of culturally sensitive healthcare for women who wear a hijab is provided.
Practice Management
Biden Issues Tough New Vaccine Mandates Affecting Millions of US Workers
In an assertive offensive against a resurgent COVID-19 pandemic, President Joe Biden announced sweeping new efforts at pressuring tens of millions of US government workers to get vaccinated against the illness or face disciplinary action.
Incorporating a Multidisciplinary Care Approach for Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Fatty Liver Disease Into Routine Clinical Practice
Panel experts investigated the challenges associated with metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease and associated metabolic diseases, while offering perspectives on improving patient care.
Health Care Disproportionately Spent on White Americans
Differences in health care utilization across racial and ethnic groups explain the majority of inequities in US health care spending.
Women, Minority Groups Still Lagging in Clinical Faculty Positions
Racial and ethnic diversity in U.S. clinical academic departments increased, but at a slower rate than proportions of women in faculty positions, during the past three decades.
Appeals Court Backs Florida Ban on School Mask Mandates
The law on whether or not students in Florida schools will be required to wear masks has changed again.
Los Angeles Is First Major School District to Mandate Vaccines for Students 12+
Los Angeles has become the first major school system in the United States to mandate COVID-19 vaccination for all students 12 and older.
Judge Rules Against Florida Ban on School Mask Mandates
School districts in Florida can require their students to wear masks, despite the governor’s order blocking mask mandates — for now at least.
9.7% of All US Persons Uninsured in 2020
In 2020, 31.6 million US persons of all ages (9.7%) were uninsured, which was slightly, but not significantly, lower than in 2019.
Americans’ COVID-19 Medical Bills Are Set to Rise
COVID-19 care is likely to get more expensive for Americans with the expiration of insurers’ temporary waivers on costs associated with treating the illness.
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