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Scope Creep in Anesthesiology: Midlevel Expansion vs. Patient Safety
What do outcomes data say? The truth is, robust evidence directly comparing solo CRNA care to anesthesiologist care is not abundant – mainly because anesthesia care in the U.S. is very safe across the board, making differences hard to detect without huge sample sizes. That said, physician advocates highlight research that questions the supposed equivalence of CRNA care in certain contexts. For example, studies of “opt-out” states have found no improvement in access to surgica
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Physician Shortage in 2025: What Premeds and Med Students Need to Know
The United States is grappling with a significant physician shortage in 2025, a challenge that will profoundly shape the experiences of today’s premeds, medical students, and early-career doctors. Recent data paint a sobering picture: the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) projects a shortfall of up to 86,000 physicians by 2036 under current trends aamc.org. This gap is especially acute in primary care, where demand for services far outstrips supply.
May 1936 min read


Which Medical Specialties Are Safest from AI Disruption?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare – from diagnostic imaging and predictive analytics to voice‑controlled clinical documentation. Yet the consensus among experts is that AI will augment rather than replace physicians in most fields.
Apr 3014 min read
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