Carol Duh-Leong, MD, MPP and Laura Marcus, MD
This past summer in our primary care clinic in the South Bronx, the most important anticipatory guidance we gave was not to take a…
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While the Affordable Care Act ends the era of denying people with pre-existing conditions access to health care, it allows insurance companies to charge tobacco users up to 50% more …
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This month, instead of dashing to a clinic or to the wards every morning to find my patients, I found myself zigzagging through the streets of Boston to halfway houses, racetracks, a…
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This month I am rotating through the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene at the Primary Care Information Project. This NYC Mayoral Initiative seeks to improve the quality of …
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At Doctors for America, we believe that coverage is good medicine. Challenge #2 in enrollment is the 3,600,000 people who will be left out in states that do not accept Medicaid expan…
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You're a medical student, and your life is all about answering tough questions on the spot. In school, professors pelt you with complicated questions on anatomy, pathology, and micro…
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This summer, I stared at this graph every day as I studied for Step 2 of my USMLE boards. It describes the spread of possible board scores along with the specialty in which…
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“Don’t you think that before entering the Hunger Games, you’d want to make sure that you’re insured?”
 
“You know, Starbuck, you’re s…
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“First of all, from what I understand from doctors [pregnancy from rape] is really rare. If it’s a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thi…
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