We often make false equivalencies when debating gun policy. But one thing is clear: there is an inverse relationship between ...

The recent ruling by the Supreme Court sent the country into a tailspin of outrage. However, the problem is not ...

The Supreme Court clarified the matter of good faith in opioid cases. The ruling will improve the patient-physician relationship and ...

The ONDCP announced an initiative aimed at reducing overdose deaths. But by limiting all of addiction into a metric, we ...

Policy makers believe price transparency will help patients make cost-effective decisions. But patient decisions are made through trust, not cost-savings.

We think disclosing the costs of clinical care will reduce overall costs. In reality, price transparency will increase the cost ...

We have approved a fourth vaccine, with the goal of addressing vaccine hesitancy. But hesitancy is irrational and unlikely to ...

We teach medicine through memory. But memorizing facts does little to address the uncertainty that comes out of making decisions ...

Medicine has always relied on intuition, that prescient gut instinct. But intuition is outcomes focused. Instead, we need logic, which ...

A better understanding of the pandemic’s effects on young people is essential to developing policy responses that can address the ...

With viruses dominating headlines, it is no surprise that the latest Monkeypox outbreak garners headlines. But the way we cover ...

For most, prescribing antibiotics is a simple decision made reflexively. However, that decision, seemingly logical in the moment, becomes dangerous ...