In the 2026 US #InternalMedicine workforce, non-US-born #physicians accounted for nearly half of board-certified physicians, including substantial shares across subspecialties such as #geriatrics, #nephrology, and #sleep#medicine.
These findings indicate that immigration policy changes could affect workforce capacity in specialties that rely heavily on non-US-born international medical graduates.
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H-1B visa–sponsored physicians are twice as prevalent in rural counties and nearly 4 times as common in high-poverty areas, highlighting the potential harm of rising visa costs to health care access.
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Every year, @JeanFredericCo1 hosts the GI Division #IBD Retreat to address challenging topics in #IBD. We're proud to keep the tradition going this year at IBD Retreat 2024! Register here to join: https://t.co/W9RDBvqc6U
Huge congrats to @DrJordanAxelrad celebrating the launch of the Axelrad Lab. So proud of all his accomplishments, and can’t wait to see what the future holds. @nyulangone
Over the past decade, #IBD treatment options have substantially improved. 2 doctors affiliated with the Foundation spoke to
@WebMD on Crohn’s disease treatments: @shannonchangmd from @Nyulangone
and Dr. Thomas Ullman from @MontefioreNYC: https://t.co/Oa4iZNksSh
#AravindDiary
A key difference here is an overall lack of individual doctor-patient “ownership”. Doctors generally don’t have their “own” patients, and patients generally don’t select their “own” doctors. There are generally no set clinic appointments or OR schedules. 1/
Aging in #IBD is starting to get the attention it deserves! 👇🏾
I am very pleased to present my friend @AdamFayeMD discuss where we��re going @UMichGIHep #GIGrandRounds
When: Tuesday, May 16, 730-830 AM EST
How: https://t.co/v2ikbmsfgx