16-09-2026 22:16 via medpagetoday.com

Aging Doctors Face a Patchwork of Cognitive Screening Policies, Study Shows

(MedPage Today) -- Policies addressing cognitive decline in aging physicians were uncommon in the U.S. and similar countries, a comparative policy analysis showed.
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