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The studies say it's the three-sport athletes who aren't subspecializing at that younger age who are going on to play collegiate professional sports.

He also predicted the report will lead to more patients demanding that addiction treatment services be made available in the primary care setting --and that practitioners will respond, either by subspecializing in addiction, or by otherwise integrating it into their practices.

"In the process of subspecializing, we have a tendency to lose the forest and look only at the trees."

It is important that individuals with MS have access to health-care professionals who specialize in the disease, given the complexity of needs and treatment decisions, and “Interest in Providing Multiple Sclerosis Care and Subspecializing in Multiple Sclerosis Among Neurology Residents,” by Dr.

Reid Blackwelder, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians, as many medical students who choose pediatrics on Match Day will end up subspecializing. So projecting the future workforce based on the figures from the Match could lead to "overly optimistic" projections, he said.