If you want to understand where healthcare is going, start by asking what people are Googling. That’s the philosophy behind ...

In the waiting rooms of America, a familiar ritual plays out every day. A patient glances at their phone, opens ...

In a profession built on human connection, the growing embrace of artificial intelligence might seem counterintuitive. But when 81% of ...

The announcement landed like a stone in murky waters — rippling outward in waves no one could fully map. In ...

When a federal agency changes the way money flows, the effects aren’t always immediate — but they’re often profound. In ...

Unlike COVID-19, Mpox didn’t spark immediate worldwide lockdowns. There were no international travel bans or sweeping mask mandates. But for ...

When U.S. troops were deployed to Iraq in the early 2000s, few could have imagined that the very air they ...

There is a subtle but dangerous form of misinformation spreading — not loud and conspiratorial, but quiet and insidious. It’s ...

In the early days of the Gaza-Israel conflict, images of devastation filled screens and newspapers around the world. Hospitals overwhelmed, ...

A small, wiry cough. A child’s flushed cheeks. A worried parent clutching an ER intake clipboard. These are the moments ...

The narrative around COVID-19 and children has long been shaped by a sense of guarded relief. While adults—particularly the elderly ...

There’s a quiet revolution happening in the disability services sector—one that is rarely covered in mainstream media but carries far-reaching ...