The U.S. is facing a critical physician shortage, with projections indicating a shortfall of up to 86,000 doctors by 2036.

So when these doctors are looking to their future, they’re going to come out of medical school with $300,000 to $400,000 in debt, all the while earning interest, which they have to pay back.

The new ESA handbook would expand the list of banned purchases, add playgrounds as an allowable expense and require curriculum for supplemental items.

Submitted doctors letter and the waiver was denied? How is that possible? Where is the empathy from an airline that is claiming to care about passengers???” She received a response from the X ...

She said she had to cancel her travel since her 92-year-old father was unwell, but her cancellation fee was not waived based on a doctor's letter. The Tata-owned carrier said it is looking into ...

Canadian actress Lisa Ray slammed Air India for rejecting her 92-year-old “ailing” father's medical waiver after she had to cancel a ticket, despite submitting doctors' letter. She further ...

Submitted doctors letter and the waiver was denied? How is that possible? Where is the empathy from an airline that is claiming to care about passengers???” Here we go again @airindiaMy father ...

“I’m really sick of what the drugs are doing to me,” Tighe told Palmer, his primary care doctor. “I’m sure that the reason I’m alive is because of these drugs, but it’s awful what ...

Submitted doctors letter and the waiver was denied? How is that possible? Where is the empathy from an airline that is claiming to care about passengers???” She received a response from the X ...

But the second speaks to who Dr. Stuart Bloom is. I have never seen a doctor more devoted to the care of his patients. It stems from an obvious love of his field, but even more, from the true ...

Even discussing anti-science restrictions on physician practice sends a strong ... If one attacks a single letter, as Trump has done in policy and rhetoric and as Christine Hawes does in this ...

Australian doctors working on the front lines in Gaza say the destruction is "surreal" and hospitals are under strain — with many people "hanging around" the facilities with "nowhere else to go".