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The latest Be Well, Practice Well podcast on MedCentral.com explores the difference between communities of practice and peer support groups, and why physicians need both.

The answer might be easier than you think.

Olivia Coiado, PhD, professor and assistant dean for student and resident research, offers her expertise to the AAMC Virtual Community, discusses her background helping students engage in research, and answers questions to help readers get to know her better.

Amber Charoen, MD, brings unique expertise in women’s gastroenterology to the Tri-Cities area and the WSU College of Medicine.

A new Spokesman-Review article examines the current nationwide shortages in pediatrics and the ways the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is working to fill the gaps in Washington state.

A new study by Washington State University and the Seattle Police Department found that fatigue-management improved sleep duration, mental health, and overall well-being among police employees.

The latest episode of the CougsFirst! podcast highlights the experiences of Pierce Claassen and Kyanna Cusick, recent graduates of the College of Medicine MD program.

Range Community Clinic’s work to provide medical services to those in need in Pasco, Washington is featured in a report by KEPR-TV in the Tri-Cities.

The new article examines the sleep schedule many of us live by—falling behind on sleep during the workweek and trying to catch up on the weekends.

WSU College of Medicine researcher Michael McDonell, PhD, was quoted in a CNN article on the efficacy of contingency management as a behavioral treatment for stimulant addiction. In the article, McDonell discusses the necessary and urgent need for effective treatments for both opioid and stimulant addiction.