From 2019 to 2023, Missouri saw the largest decline in anesthesiologist employment, seeing a 75% decrease in anesthesiology positions, according to an October study from Rivanna.
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ACG elects Valley Health System gastroenterologist chairperson
Sita Chokhavatia, MD, a gastroenterologist with Valley Medical Group, part of Paramus, N.J.-based Valley Health System, has been elected chairperson of the American College of Gastroenterology board of governors.
Hologram technology wows rural care patients
Cancer patients in rural Tennessee are testing virtual visits from hologram health consultants, Fox 26 News reported Nov. 23.
Co-founder in $8M medical fraud scheme sentenced
The co-founder of a Christian “healthcare sharing ministry” in St. Joseph, Mo., has been sentenced for his role in an $8 million wire fraud conspiracy that defrauded hundreds of members of the charity.
Co-founder in $8M medical fraud scheme sentenced
The co-founder of a Christian “healthcare sharing ministry” in St. Joseph, Mo., has been sentenced for his role in an $8 million wire fraud conspiracy that defrauded hundreds of members of the charity.
3 gastroenterology physicians face lawsuits in 1 week
Becker’s reported on three gastroenterologists or GI surgeons who faced lawsuits in one week.
3 gastroenterology physicians face lawsuits in 1 week
Becker’s reported on three gastroenterologists or GI surgeons who faced lawsuits in one week.
Cardiologist files lawsuit against former employer claiming retaliation
A cardiologist has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, claiming he was fired after bringing up concerns about another physician, according to a Nov. 22 report by FOX 17.
Cardiologist files lawsuit against former employer claiming retaliation
A cardiologist has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, claiming he was fired after bringing up concerns about another physician, according to a Nov. 22 report by FOX 17.
New AGA guidance for ulcerative colitis treatment: 8 things to know
The American Gastroenterological Association has updated guidance for the treatment of ulcerative colitis to recommend using higher efficacy drugs in earlier stages of treatment, Medscape Medical News reported Nov. 25.
