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 ...

In game theory, outcomes depend on the nature of the game and the payoffs. Healthcare is a game of incomplete ...

The CDC must decide whether to proceed with a new generation of vaccines that promise longer immunity. But many unknowns ...

A call for an independent investigation into the origins of COVID-19 renews interest in the virus's mutation patterns. It also ...

This summer promises to be tumultuous with many polarizing health issues coming to a head. The pending convergence provides an ...

Medicine and law have strained their relationship, butting heads on a host of issues of late. The problem lies in ...

In recent weeks, a slew of newly enacted health laws or revised interpretations emerged. Despite the changes, the means to ...