How Interdisciplinary Medicine Moved From Experiment to Expectation

    Some educational revolutions come subtly. They don’t start heated arguments or wave banners. Rather, they reorganize expectations, change the way students are trained, and gradually broaden the scope of possibilities. That is precisely what interdisciplinary medicine is doing. Programs that combine medicine with engineering, public health, data science, ethics, or environmental planning—once thought of as…

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      What Medical Students Are Learning That Their Professors Never Did

      They didn’t specifically request permission. Students at prestigious medical schools in the United States started creating their own anti-racist curricula, forming grassroots task forces, and silently protesting by donning white coats. What began as activism swiftly evolved into a blueprint. The scope of traditional medical education has significantly increased, formerly concentrating nearly entirely on anatomy, diagnosis,…

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        Long-Horizon Investment Funds Experience Record Inflows

        In recent years, institutional investors have reexamined what resilience means. The results are showing up more and more in the form of record inflows into long-horizon funds, which are meant to last through cycles rather than chase short-term gains. Even as bond markets faltered due to inflation pressures, fixed-income ETFs alone have generated over $235 billion…

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