Politics & Law

In the wake of COVID-19 and the increasing politicization of public health, the U.S. Department of Justice has taken an...

Bad news travels fast. But good news? That takes time. And when it comes to the federal prosecution of physicians,...

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

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

The news of 23andMe’s financial instability and potential bankruptcy isn’t just another tech-company flameout. It’s a watershed moment for the...

Healthcare has always existed at the intersection of science, politics, and public trust. But in today’s digital era, the loudest...

Introduction: The Healthcare Disruptor We Need? Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made waves as a political figure, environmental lawyer, and...

The COVID-19 pandemic served as a catalyst for the rapid adoption of telehealth services across the United States. As in-person...

For most physicians, the difference between statutory law and case law might seem as irrelevant as the difference between Shakespearean...

An amicus brief allows a third party to provide information, expertise, or insight that has a bearing on a court...

Following the footsteps of Dr. Rush who established his medical practice in Philadelphia in 1769, I established Blue Mountain Psychiatry...

The DEA’s vaunted AI, called “The Beast,” stepped in to protect citizens from this ne’er do well, pointing its digital...