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As the population ages, one of the most critical—but often under-discussed—component of senior health is the musculoskeletal system.

The best kind of care isn’t just about treating what’s wrong—it’s about helping people stay well in the first place.

The doctor-patient relationship is the cornerstone of effective primary care, especially when it comes to cancer prevention and early detection.

When most people think of “patient experience,” they often picture a friendly receptionist, short wait times, or clean exam rooms.

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are nonmedical factors that can influence health outcomes and quality of life.

Deep disparities exist in healthcare access, outcomes, and quality across the United States.

Practicing medicine has always been demanding, but in recent years, primary care physicians have faced mounting challenges.

The doctor-patient relationship is the cornerstone of effective primary care, especially when it comes to cancer prevention and early detection.