We expand our efforts to show the importance of perceptions in clinical decision-making. We now present a framework to nudge ...

All data carry implicit bias. In healthcare, these biases belie deceptive tendencies that lead us to react not to data, ...

Innovation seems like all fun and games, but the reality is a grind. We salute the health entrepreneurs who attend ...

Poor communication and a lack of transparency are among the missteps that have eroded the trust Indigenous communities have in ...

Although new abortion restrictions often allow exceptions based on “medical emergency” or a “life-threatening physical condition,” cancer physicians describe the ...

A small but growing percentage of the funeral home industry — and the broader death care market — is being ...

The pursuit of a cure for Alzheimer’s disease is becoming an increasingly competitive and contentious quest with recent years witnessing ...

California Together, a campaign led by religious and anti-abortion groups, is hoping to persuade voters to reject a ballot measure ...

Medicaid, the government-funded U.S. health insurer for people with low incomes, grew by about 25% between February 2020 and May ...

The Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling complicates the Department of Justice’s ongoing efforts to hold irresponsible prescribers criminally liable for fueling ...

We study patient perceptions on the socioeconomic consequences of the opioid epidemic.

Summer has come and gone, and one thing is clear: it was the summer of abortion.