Politics & Law

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...

Have you ever verified a doctor’s credentials before receiving care? If not, this read is for you. We’re talking about...

Louisiana’s Legislature approved a bill that would reclassify two abortion pills as controlled, dangerous substances.

I also remember newspapers from that time printing silhouettes of different flying objects for the Soviets to ridicule their claims.

Amidst the cacophony of legalities and regulations, a chilling truth emerges: the very healers tasked with alleviating pain are themselves...

Recent revelations have brought into question the methods employed by authorities in prosecuting physicians allegedly involved in opioid over-prescription.

The fear of criminal prosecution has often led healthcare providers to cover up mistakes, rather than reporting them and learning...

Contrary to what most people think, authoritarian regimes are an excellent way to control people if their individual happiness and...

AAPI and ATMGUSA hosted a videoconference that gathered many of the Indian state medical board members for a live discussion.