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Many older adults make Medicare decisions quickly and most don’t change plans, poll finds

Sixty percent of older adults spend less than an hour choosing their Medicare coverage during Open Enrollment, a new poll finds.
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Faculty Spotlight: Jacqueline Madison Advances Care for Patients with Autoimmune Disease

For Jacqueline Madison, MD, a career in rheumatology began with an early lesson in the power of long-term, relationship-centered care.
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Health Lab

What’s the latest on 7-OH and kratom availability and addiction care?

The United States Drug Enforcement Agency has announced it will place non-botanical products containing 7-OH on Schedule I, joining three other synthetic opioids, effectively removing them the market, leaving natural leaf kratom available amid a shortage of addiction treatment providers.
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Health Lab

Depression in OBGYN residents needs more attention, study suggests

New onset depression in obstetrics and gynecology residents in their intern year is common and often untreated, and linked to depression history, higher work hours and less sleep.
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Health Lab

A metabolic “switch” that could help reset scar-producing cells in scleroderma

Researchers at University of Michigan Health and collaborating institutions have identified a metabolic enzyme that may offer a fundamentally new way to attack one of the most difficult-to-treat features of systemic sclerosis, or scleroderma: progressive and potentially life threatening tissue scarring.
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Improving the clinical experience through data and better EHR workflows

Learn how Dr. Greta Branford and her team are improving MiChart workflows and clinician experience, earning U-M Health two international awards by KLAS.