Getting Surgery? Here’s A Question To Ask The Hospital

Your chance of surviving surgery depends not just on the surgeon but on who owns the hospital

A Doctor At Home: The Rise Of Ambient Home Health Monitoring

There is significant opportunity to improve long term health outcomes with ambient home monitoring.

Why Do World Cup Soccer Players Fake Injuries? A Neurosurgeon’s View

World Cup soccer players are elite athletes. Why are they faking injuries? What are the incentives? And how does this compare to sports like rugby and ice hockey?

Machine Learning Is Enabling A New Era For Precision Medicine And Pharmacogenomics

Machine learning has unlocked significant value across the entire healthcare delivery lifecycle.

Five Million Americans Lost ACA Health Insurance—Here’s What That Could Mean For Public Health

New data shows 5 million Americans have lost health insurance through the ACA. A doctor breaks down the downstream consequences for public health in America.

Healthcare AI Leaders Are Rapidly Trying To Outmaneuver Skyrocketing Memory And GPU Costs

Compute power has become one of the most crucial components of the healthcare delivery cycle.

Distrust In Science Isn’t New: We Mistook Silence For Trust

Distrust in medicine and science isn’t a new crisis. Drawing on decades in communities, a physician explains the real source and how we earn trust.

Court Hands Graduate Nursing Students A Temporary Borrowing Reprieve

A federal judge temporarily blocked the Education Department’s narrow definition of “professional degree,” reopening a fight that could affect primary care’s future.

Bayer Not Liable After Man Claimed Weedkiller Caused His Cancer, Supreme Court Rules

The court ruled against a man who sued Monsanto, alleging its weed killer Roundup caused his cancer.

AI Is Reshaping How Doctors Train And What They Become

As AI changes how physicians practice medicine, it is forcing medical educators to rethink how they train future doctors.