Yun-Yun Kathy Chen, MD, discusses her research on rebound pain after nerve blocks and shares her tips for helping patients set appropriate expectations.

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Yun-Yun Kathy Chen, MD

Disclosure: Yun-Yun Kathy Chen, MD, is currently funded by the Harvard Anesthesia T32 Fellowship Program. This study was funded by the Mass General Brigham Department of Anesthesiology through a departmental starter grant.

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Editorial board member Alex McDonald, MD, returns for a chat with Eric Ball, MD, about how physicians can help improve immunization rates, including addressing vaccine hesitancy with patients and their families.

Eric Ball, MD

Vice President

Alex McDonald, MD

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How are prenups unique for people with careers in medicine? How should your school debt factor into the decision? If you open a private practice or have children in the future, how would a prenup determine your legal protections? Dr. MedLaw answers these questions and more.

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In the second part of their conversation, Alex McDonald, MD, asks Carl Lambert, MD, to share his personal experience as the only Black student in his class and his mission to create a more inclusive environment for future physicians.

Carl Lambert, MD

Director

Alex McDonald, MD

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In part 1 of their conversation, Alex McDonald, MD, asks Carl Lambert, MD, about how he practices neuro-inclusive care and how all physicians can better support patients with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Carl Lambert, MD

Director

Alex McDonald, MD

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Debra Patt, MD, PhD, MBA, discusses how electronic monitoring is reducing administrative burden for oncology clinicians and helping to keep patients comfortably at home during treatment.

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Debra Patt, MD, PhD, MBA

Executive Vice President

President

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Michael Jerkins, MD, MEd, comments on the rising burden of debt for US physicians and how tailored refinancing options can help reduce financial stress and support the move to independent practice.

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Michael Jerkins, MD, MEd

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Anthony Auriemma, MD, discusses how economic factors, stigma within the healthcare system, and cultural factors can all influence a patient’s access to obesity treatment.

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Anthony Auriemma, MD

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Dr. MedLaw returns to discuss how AI-driven change is fundamentally different from prior healthcare shifts. She also shares how clinicians can navigate the evolving requirements and practical logistics of obtaining patient consent for AI use in their medical care.

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In part 2 of their conversation, Alex McDonald, MD, asks Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, about how physicians of any specialty can identify patients in need of a sleep study, how to manage sleep if specialists cannot be accessed, and where to learn more information.

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Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH

Alex McDonald, MD

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