Surgeons Contemplate Death by Own Action in Study
A Mayo Clinic led study of 8000 surgeons links medical errors burnout and low mood to personal crisis thoughts at higher rates than the general public. About 6 percent reported crisis thoughts with 16 percent among those who had recent major errors. Only a quarter sought professional help.
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Surgeon general urges easing breastfeeding obstacles at work
The surgeon general calls on employers to provide reasonable break time and private space for pumping, aided by a new health care law. She notes only 58 percent of black babies start with breastfeeding and 8 percent are exclusively breastfed for six months, highlighting cultural and workplace barriers.
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