We think we’re different from other patients with similar conditions. This belief affects our interactions in healthcare.

Most abortion laws default to restricting access. But making a clinical behavior more difficult to accomplish does not deter it.

We pen a personal letter to Dr. Lamartiniere, who is fighting to appeal his conviction for unlawfully prescribing opioids.

We dive into the cognitive dissonance physicians face when challenging false narratives surrounding the opioid epidemic.

We review the history of healthcare law to see why the original laws were framed as oaths to guide physician ...

This case presents the Court with an opportunity to evaluate the Supreme Court case, United States v. Moore.

Some of the witnesses were coached not only how to "sing" but also how to "compose."

Email messages entered as evidence seem to show that the doctors suspected that the FBI was closing in and tried ...

How and why did the term "Holy Trinity" get into the trial where both defendant physicians were charged as street ...

I had dreamed of becoming a medical doctor in the United States since I was in medical school in China, ...

My mind never agreed to what my hand eventually signed. I never believed I’d committed a crime over the course ...

"The absurdity of our trial is acutely apparent when contrasting our credentials with that of the Government."