Our job, then, is to provide basic medical care and to inspire, empower or whatever one calls awakening the self-healing potential that a good diet, physical activity, good sleep, healthy relationships, care of one’s emotional needs and a good measure of faith, trust and optimism can ultimately bring about.
The debate over Alzheimer’s diagnosis focuses on whether it should rely solely on biological markers or include clinical symptoms to ensure accurate and beneficial outcomes…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming health care, offering exciting potential to enhance patient care and alleviate physician burdens, while raising critical concerns about ethics,…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming health care, offering exciting potential to enhance patient care and alleviate physician burdens, while raising critical concerns about ethics,…
How can gratitude guide health care professionals in navigating political uncertainty, misinformation, and the challenges of post-election transitions? Join us as Janet A. Jokela, an…
Trust in U.S. health care is declining due to systemic issues, including economic strains, fraud, and leadership failures, but approaches like value-based care, patient engagement,…
Long COVID disrupts lives with persistent symptoms, including sleep disturbances, requiring urgent research and compassionate care to improve patient outcomes.
In the post-election whirlwind and as the holidays approach, those in health care can find strength in gratitude—for evidence-based policies like ACP’s, grounding professional values,…
Being a woman in medicine means navigating an exhausting and contradictory maze of expectations and biases, all while striving for excellence and recognition.
A medical expert shares insights on skepticism, overdiagnosis, and the challenges of profit-driven health care.
FDA-unapproved drugs are widely prescribed, dispensed, and covered by PBMs, posing significant health, legal, and financial risks to patients, pharmacies, and plan sponsors.
