COVID fatigue is undeniable and most long to just move on. Instead, we should find a balance between the benefits ...

Recently, we have seen many viruses behave abnormally. It is time to study the virosphere and understand viral behavior in ...

The pandemic revealed how social policies affect individual health. But not all things social are directly healthcare related.

The FDA makes inconsistent policy decisions with little regard to data. It feigns incompetence to cover for its conflicting incentives.

While celebrating the Fourth of July and all that it represents, we pondered whether physicians should do more to protect ...

Once again, vaping is at the mercy of regulators. The FDA should first understand the origins of the vaping crisis ...

Legal encroachment into medicine creates an artificial conformity. It has led to landmark legal settlements, but poor quality of care.

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.