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Brisk walking trumps step count for longevity

New research reveals brisk walking trumps step count for longevity, with even shorter durations offering health benefits comparable to slow-paced walks with far

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Running stores’ tech overrides personal preference
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Running stores’ tech overrides personal preference

How advanced tech in running stores may override your personal shoe preferences—discover why expert recommendations sometimes differ from what you...

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Focused Gaze Helps Marathoners Maintain Pace Near Finish

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Keto Diet Offers Health Benefits Beyond Weight Loss

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Doctors Improve Diagnostic Test Interpretation Skills

Doctors Improve Diagnostic Test Interpretation Skills

By Lyric Ashwood August 6, 2026
Doctors improve diagnostic test interpretation skills with cystatin c for better kidney function assessment and patient care outcomes.
Hospital Medicine Celebrates 30 Years With 11 Doctors

Hospital Medicine Celebrates 30 Years With 11 Doctors

By Indigo Pemberton August 5, 2026
Hospital Medicine celebrates 30 years with 11 doctors discussing the growth of quality improvement and patient safety. Read the latest health news.
Finding Connection in Hospital Medicine

Finding Connection in Hospital Medicine

By Fern Covington August 4, 2026
Explore the importance of hospital medicine connection for patient care. Learn how doctors build continuity and trust despite high patient turnover and acute ca
Hospitalist Secures 13th APEX Award

Hospitalist Secures 13th APEX Award

By Indigo Pemberton August 3, 2026
The Hospitalist clinches its 13th APEX Award, highlighting four consecutive wins and showcasing top-notch design and editorial excellence in healthcare publishi
AI’s first steps in transforming healthcare

AI’s first steps in transforming healthcare

By Indigo Pemberton August 3, 2026
Discover how AI is transforming healthcare by addressing inefficiencies and shaping the future of medical innovation.
Hospital skin findings offer key medical insights

Hospital skin findings offer key medical insights

By Lyric Ashwood August 2, 2026
Hospital skin findings reveal critical medical insights faster than lab tests, improving early diagnosis and patient outcomes.
Teachers spice up lessons on the fly

Teachers spice up lessons on the fly

By Lyric Ashwood August 1, 2026
Discover effective clinical teaching strategies to transform hallway pauses into powerful learning opportunities for your medical teams.
Leading Medical Teams to Success Every Day

Leading Medical Teams to Success Every Day

By Indigo Pemberton August 1, 2026
Leading medical teams to success every day requires a unique set of skills and attitudes, including quality and patient safety focus.
New Approaches to Alcohol Treatment Emerge

New Approaches to Alcohol Treatment Emerge

By Indigo Pemberton July 31, 2026
New approaches to alcohol treatment emerge with patient-centered care and non-stigmatizing language, improving patient engagement and outcomes for alcohol use d
New Guidelines for Hospital Nausea Treatment

New Guidelines for Hospital Nausea Treatment

By Lyric Ashwood July 30, 2026
New research suggests better nausea treatment requires matching antiemetics to specific patient physiology rather than relying solely on ondansetron.
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