New insights from the American Medical Association (AMA) highlight a significant concern in the field of oncology: nearly 50% of oncologists reported experiencing burnout in 2025. The findings underline the challenges faced by healthcare professionals, especially those in demanding specialties like oncology. Contributing factors to this high rate of burnout include overwhelming workloads, emotional stress from patient care, and insufficient resources. These results underscore the urgent need for healthcare systems to address work-life balance and provide better support to oncologists to prevent burnout. The report suggests that improved mental health resources and structural changes in medical institutions are essential to help sustain the workforce. This data serves as a wake-up call for healthcare leaders to prioritize the well-being of doctors to ensure high-quality patient care continues.
The ASCO PostNew data shows ESA students trailing public school peers amidst Tennessee testing changes
April 24, 2026
Recent data reveals that students enrolled in Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) programs are underperforming compared to their peers in public schools. This finding comes