Top Picks for Healthcare Professionals: This Week’s Essential Reads

This week, we’re thrilled to present seven articles specifically designed for healthcare professionals. This is our fifth issue, thoughtfully curated to deliver maximum value. 

If you have any questions, comments, or feedback, contact our editor, Kathy Lin. Your input is highly valued! 

7 Essential Reads 

On LinkedIn, Bill Siwicki shared his article on how a New AI foundation model can detect rare cancers – but needs digital support to proliferate. 

Jay Assser, on Health Leaders Media, wrote about mounting labor challenges in the healthcare industry and offers actions leaders can take.   

On Science, Jocelyn Kaiser shares The Burden of a Gene a fascinating article that explores “the Alzheimer’s gene”, APOE. 

Lori Youmshajekian wrote in Scientific American on How Retinol Cosmetics Change Skin at a Chemical Level. 

Yuki Noguchi announced on NPR that Mammograms will better explain what it means to have dense breasts. 

Alice Benjamin shared an article on Nurse.com that explains how Early recognition of clinical deterioration can prevent severe adverse events such as unplanned ICU admissions, cardiac arrests, or even death.   

Allison Futterman, in Discover Magazine, wrote about the Bubonic Plague and other infectious diseases that still exist.