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Moral Injury Among Physicians Caring for Immigrant Patients Amid Anti-Immigrant Policies

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By Marlene Martin, Mario Ramirez, Rahael Borchers, Lucy B Schulson, Lilia Cervantes, Alicia Fernández Verified, Lupita Ambriz
| JAMA Network Verified
Supplement 1. Participant interview guide Supplement 2. Figure. Conceptual Model Displaying the Drivers and Mitigators of Physician Moral Injury Due to Anti-Immigrant Policies (opens in new tab) Anti-immigrant policies drove patient vulnerability and health consequences and unsupportive health care system responses, leading to physician moral injury. In contrast, some health care systems adapted through supportive responses, which mitigated moral injury.
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Canadians' Pessimism About Economy Is Fading Despite Trade War, Poll Says

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By Erik Hertzberg Verified, Mario Ramirez
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Canadians are shaking off months of economic pessimism as worries about weak growth and higher energy prices fade. Canadian and US flags at the Canada-US border in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, Canada, on Tuesday, June 30, 2026. US trips by Canadian residents are down about 30% from before Trump's return to office, according to Statistics Canada data.
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Canada's Current Account Deficit Surged in First Quarter as Imports Rose

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By Mario Ramirez
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Canadians imported a record amount of goods in the first quarter, driven primarily by surging prices for gold and other metals, causing the current account deficit to widen. ilc(gbjg6)tejo)gxwhszzf{_media_dl_1.png Statistics Canada (Bloomberg) — Canadians imported a record amount of goods in the first quarter, driven primarily by surging prices for gold and other metals, causing the current account deficit to widen.
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