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Report highlights primary care’s crucial role in mitigating chronic disease

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By Yalda Jabbarpour
| aafp.org
I don’t have to tell you that, as a family physician, you’re doing the most with what you have. And the research I’ve shared over the past three winters, in a series of primary care scorecards, has illustrated that what you have—what the nation invests in its health—is not enough. I do want to tell you how much good your “most” is doing, a plain truth backed up by new research.
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Acknowledging the Impact of Female Family Physicians

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By Yalda Jabbarpour
| Medscape Verified
For the past 25 years, women have steadily outnumbered men in US medical schools. Yet, when you look at who holds the top leadership posts in our hospitals, health systems, and medical organizations, the story changes. It’s time for the medical community to face a truth hiding in plain sight: Women physicians are leading in transformative ways, even as they’re consistently overlooked by traditional metrics of leadership and reward.
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Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Differences of Sex Development Measures in Federal Health Surveys: Implications for Primary Care Research and Practice

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By Thomas Freitag, Yalda Jabbarpour
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Abstract PURPOSE Federal initiatives have encouraged collection of sexual orientation, gender identity, and differences of sex development data in national health surveys. Researchers use these data sets to identify health disparities faced by marginalized populations and shape primary care practices.
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