The Senate committee's actions are legally flawed and set a dangerous precedent

And why Secretary Kennedy won't fix it

Both drugs are dangerous when misused

Questionable science and little recognition of dietitians should give us pause

Should physicians engage with people who spread misinformation -- or avoid confrontation? In March 2025, family medicine physician and social media personality Mike Varshavski, DO, also known as "Dr....

Placing Jay Bhattacharya in charge of both NIH and CDC raises concerns

Oz's recent comments missed the mark, but obstetric telerobotics is worth considering

The Samantha Fulnecky controversy should remind us to keep medical standards high

A physician's reflections on being RIF'd

It's time for adolescent screening and strict chatbot regulations

No one is immune to extreme weather. Physicians must be prepared.

Open minds and expert input are crucial for policymaking

The agency needs to be strengthened, not torn down

Attacks on public health will continue until federal rhetoric changes

The administration has done little to nothing to meaningfully reduce overdoses

An FDA panel discussion failed to accurately reflect medical expertise

Tennessee's vague conscience protections offer an avenue for legal discrimination

Tennessee's vague conscience protections offer an avenue for legal discrimination

The recent flood offers some tough lessons on disaster preparedness

Navigating the therapeutic relationship with unlikeable patients

Findings reveal factors that may shape self-test decisions

While the vote won't impact U.S. vaccine delivery, it has broader implications

'Common sense' and the FDA Commissioner's National Priority Voucher Program

Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' bolsters federal power

Ousting all 17 ACIP members won't restore public trust

Kennedy says the move is needed to restore trust in U.S. vaccine science

The former president's diagnosis comes at a troubling moment for research funding

Our journey to understand and treat childhood pain in a new reality

Their leadership must be grounded in sound public health priorities

Ahead of a June meeting, members should contact their representatives

HCATS offers a comprehensive framework for addressing systems-based trauma in healthcare

Our experiences in Hong Kong and the U.K. illustrate shortcomings at home

The stop-work orders I received were far more than just a personal loss

Here's how health systems should respond

More misinformation and stigma are the last things we need

Sustained research funding is essential to progress

The popular medical drama exposes blind spots in emergency care

A medical toxicologist's post-mortem of the hit TV show

Here's how to help reestablish hospitals as safe spaces

Insights from the 'Spine Squad'

Determining time of death can help inform the cause of death

Determining time of death can help inform the cause of death

Buying my affection with a cup of milk was a great bargain for the U.S.

Here's what we lose if the administration takes away this invaluable resource

An analysis of the short- and long-term challenges and benefits

They have betrayed the Hippocratic Oath in voting to confirm RFK Jr.

The medical drama, The Pitt, gets it right on ED boarding