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Retiring from medicine won’t cure physician burnout kevinmd.com/2026/10/retiring…

Retiring from medicine won’t cure physician burnout

Retiring from medicine removes the exhaustion but not the vacuum underneath it. See why professional identity is its own project and how to name the loss.

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Active sitting: Why ergonomic chairs and standing desks fail [PODCAST] kevinmd.com/2026/10/active-s…

Active sitting: Why ergonomic chairs and standing desks fail [PODCAST]

Turner Osler, MD, explains why people who sit the most may lose two years of life and how building movement into the workday beats relying on willpower.

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Nutrition in pediatric oncology is not a fixed meal plan kevinmd.com/2026/10/nutritio…

Nutrition in pediatric oncology is not a fixed meal plan

Nutrition in pediatric oncology rarely follows a fixed meal plan. See how medical nutrition therapy changed week by week, and why weight alone missed the story.

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Accelerated TMS: what the SAINT and SWIFT numbers mean kevinmd.com/2026/10/accelera…

Accelerated TMS: what the SAINT and SWIFT numbers mean

A psychiatrist reads the accelerated TMS trials: SAINT's 90 percent remission fell to 50 under sham control. See where deep TMS without an MRI fits.

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The true meaning of financial independence for doctors kevinmd.com/2026/10/the-true…

The true meaning of financial independence for doctors

Hurricane Ida, a scam, and debt taught a physician that financial independence means choice. See 2 questions financial planning for doctors starts with.

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Why stool consistency matters, not just how often you go kevinmd.com/2026/10/why-stoo…

Why stool consistency matters, not just how often you go

An internist of 35 years explains why stool consistency, not frequency, decides how a bowel movement feels. See why the type of fiber beats counting grams.

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Insurance referrals treat adults like schoolchildren kevinmd.com/2026/10/insuranc…

Insurance referrals treat adults like schoolchildren

Insurance referrals cost 1 patient 6 months of specialist care. See the case against primary care gatekeeping, and the staff fix that ends the permission slip.

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AI in health care must not cost us our human skills kevinmd.com/2026/10/ai-in-he…

AI in health care must not cost us our human skills

Leaning on AI in health care could dull the clinical skills patients rely on. A physician of 4 decades lays out 5 safeguards that keep progress human.

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Medical gaslighting nearly killed me kevinmd.com/2026/10/medical-…

Medical gaslighting nearly killed me

Medical gaslighting left a Black woman septic after a nurse relayed that it was just the flu. See why patient self-advocacy is her answer to clinical inertia.

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The question to ask new patients that intake forms skip kevinmd.com/2026/10/the-ques…

The question to ask new patients that intake forms skip

A psychiatrist's question to ask new patients before the first visit, and why naming patient anxiety early can change how the clinical relationship begins.

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What is physician career success without a trophy case? kevinmd.com/2026/10/what-is-…

What is physician career success without a trophy case?

Physician career success can look sparse next to a colleague's trophy case. See why physician awards never defined a top doctor, and what scorecard did.

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Developmental Heartbreak: Looking for Love That's Not There youtube.com/shorts/_CDax1F5y…

Developmental Heartbreak: Looking for Love That's Not There

What happens to a child's relationship with their own heart when th...

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Fired for seeing her own patients: moral injury and life after medicine [PODCAST] kevinmd.com/2026/10/fired-fo…

Fired for seeing her own patients: moral injury and life after medicine [PODCAST]

Physiatrist and sports medicine physician Sarah A. Vlach was fired by the doctors she trained, and explains why moral injury doesn't need 100-hour weeks.

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What happens after hypertension screening finds a problem? kevinmd.com/2026/10/what-hap…

What happens after hypertension screening finds a problem?

Hypertension screening found 1 million new cases in Indonesia, yet blood pressure control lags far behind. See the 5-step cascade health systems should publish.

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Medical storytelling and the doctor who forgot his lines kevinmd.com/2026/10/medical-…

Medical storytelling and the doctor who forgot his lines

An ICU doctor went blank onstage telling his own critical illness story. Medical storytelling still mattered, and it may help ease physician burnout.

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Surgery center profit margins were highest at nonprofits kevinmd.com/2026/10/surgery-…

Surgery center profit margins were highest at nonprofits

A gastroenterologist reads Pennsylvania's surgery center profit margin data and argues site-neutral payment should pay for the service, not the building.

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Surgical pipeline visibility starts with the coordinator kevinmd.com/2026/10/surgical…

Surgical pipeline visibility starts with the coordinator

Surgical pipeline visibility depends on the surgical coordinator workflow, not the dashboard. See the question that reveals whether a pipeline tool gets used.

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How serial patent litigation delays cheaper generic drugs kevinmd.com/2026/10/how-seri…

How serial patent litigation delays cheaper generic drugs

Drugmakers sue generic rivals again and again. A physician explains how serial patent litigation keeps drug prices high and the rule Congress could set.

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Frivolous malpractice lawsuits need a quantitative test kevinmd.com/2026/10/frivolou…

Frivolous malpractice lawsuits need a quantitative test

Frivolous malpractice lawsuits cost billions. See how a 10-phase statistical test weighs each duty against the standard of care to flag true negligence.

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What 3 bicycles taught me about physician resilience kevinmd.com/2026/10/what-3-b…

What 3 bicycles taught me about physician resilience

A pediatrician found physician resilience on 3 bicycles, from Japan through medical training. See how a stolen bike and a torn knee taught adaptation.

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