JAMA Internal Medicine Editor Recaps 2023's High-Impact Research

Sharon K. Inouye, MD, MPH, is editor in chief of JAMA Internal Medicine and a leading voice in American gerontology, discusses five of the influential journal's most impactful studies from 2023 and the take-home messages for internists and their colleagues.
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