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Director, Center for Resuscitation Science, Prof at U Penn, State Board of Medicine. opinions mine and don't represent Penn or State Gov't opinions. #CPR
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Internal Medicine and Primary Care "In Danger of Full Collapse," Says ACP President Goldman

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By Jason Goldman, Jennifer Brull, Benjamin Abella, Disha Narang
| MedCentral
Editor's Note: MedCentral released its second annual The Evolution of Medical Practice report in June 2025, based on feedback from more than 1,100 physicians across the country. Here, leaders across the medical field provide feedback on the shifting mindset behind the results. Jason M.
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"Practitioners Are Not Changing Their Values"

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By Benjamin Abella
| MedCentral
Editor's Note: MedCentral released its second annual The Evolution of Medical Practice report in June 2025, based on feedback from more than 1,100 physicians across the country. Here, Benjamin S. Abella, MD, MPhil, chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mount Sinai Health System, provides a look at the shifts taking place in emergency and hospital care.
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Seeking a Treatable Cause of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest during and after Resuscitation

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By Saleem M. Halablab, William Reis, Benjamin Abella
| MDPI
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