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Medical Schools Slowly Grow
First-year enrollment gains a bit over all at U.S. institutions, with numbers most dramatic for underrepresented minorities.
Medical Education, Steeped in Tradition
Commemorating 100th anniversary of a transformational report, medical educators, doctors and others explore potential changes in how doctors are trained.
Questioning Foreign Medical Schools
WASHINGTON -- Just as Congress ratchets up its scrutiny of for-profit higher education as a whole, the body’s investigative arm...
Personalizing the M.D.
A hundred years after the release of the Flexner Report, which set many of the standards that still guide North...
High Court to Hear Tax Case
WASHINGTON -- A nearly 20-year-old legal dispute over whether medical residents are students or workers, for payroll tax purposes, is...
Health Care From All Disciplines
Jim Yong Kim hasn’t been quiet about his desire to change how health care works in the United States and...
Hometown Health Care
BALTIMORE – By opening on-campus preventative care centers that both serve the uninsured and provide allied health students with real-world...
The 3-Year M.D.
As the buzz continues to grow about three-year bachelor's degrees, Texas Tech University is starting a three-year M.D. program. Two...