The AAFP has launched new work that aims to move the needle for family medicine by focusing on administrative burden, public perception, advocacy and improving member interactions with the Academy.

The Academy and five peer physician organizations are strongly objecting to aggressive political interference in the physician-patient relationship that jeopardizes patients' access to lawful care.

Sixty percent of pregnancy-related deaths for which timing was known from 2011-2015 were preventable, according to a new CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

In recent Senate testimony, the Academy recommended key fixes for the framework of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, including reducing complexity.

New research shows how family physicians can implement group visits to teach new mothers about nutrition for themselves and their infants.