Epidemic of specialitis hits U S primary care
A medical system shift toward high priced specialists harms front line care. The decline in primary care now sees most new doctors choosing specialties over family practice, internal medicine or pediatrics. Pay gaps, prestige, and demanding hours drive the trend.
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Health Battle over Regulation of Vitamins and Herbs
The article outlines a heated debate over federal regulation of dietary supplements as the FDA weighs rules for vitamins and herbs. Pro and anti-regulation factions argue about labeling, claims, and safety, with lawmakers proposing both tighter controls and deregulation.
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