Women Doctors Rise in U S Medical Field
Experts predict half of future doctors will be women with strong gains in medicine and dentistry. Northwestern and other schools report rising female enrollment and better test results, while biases persist in training and hospital attitudes.
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U.S
Richard Kessler
Northwestern University Medical School
Matic
Northwestern
American Dental Association
Council On Dental Education
C. Rollins Hanlon
American College of Surgeons
Hanlon
Kessler
Darvon deaths rise as suicide by action grows
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes Darvon, a popular prescription pain reliever, is increasingly used in suicides. Doctors often underestimate how dangerous propoxyphene is, with North Carolina researchers flagging a rising death toll attributed to the drug.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
AMA Journal
North Carolina
Oldest Western Hemisphere Bathtub Shines at Ole Miss Museum
The University of Mississippi archaeology museum in Oxford houses the oldest bathtub in the Western Hemisphere from Olynthus Greece dated to the fourth century B.C. It holds one of the nation’s largest Greek and Roman artifact collections. Massachusetts is noted as the sixth state admitted to the Union.
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Kessler
Pat Mader
University of Illinois Medical School
Oxford, Miss
UPI
Western Hemisphere
Archeology Museum
University of Mississippi
Olynthus
Greece
Massachusetts
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