Elena Rybakina Goes From Left Ankle Injury To 2026 U.S. Open Final

On August 20, Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina had to drop out of the Cincinnati Open with a left ankle injury. But now she’s made it to the 2026 U.S. Open singles final.

What My Father Never Let Me Forget About The Business Of Healthcare

A son reflects on his physician father’s legacy and how it influenced his thinking on the business of healthcare.

Brian Baumgartner Talks About His Love Of Golf And The Pain Of It

It’s safe to that Brian Baumgartner—who played Kevin Malone on The Office—likes golf. He co-hosts the golf podcast “We Need a Fourth“ But he can find it to be a pain.

What Price Healthcare? RevMed’s Rasonque-The US Drug Pricing Paradox

RevMed’s Rasonque may show our greatest medical advances may become products that society celebrates but increasing numbers of patients cannot obtain.

4 In 5 Doctors Now Work For ‘Corporate Entities’ As Autonomy Erodes

Corporate entities – from private equity fand hospitals to insurance companies – employ 82% of practicing U.S. physicians who say such ownership erodes their autonomy.

Ice Skater, Dancer Marta Eliza Miller Has Been Overcoming Scoliosis

Marta Eliza Miller, a member of the U.S. Figure Skating team, has been raising awareness about scoliosis and funding to help address this “invisible disability.”

‘Secretive’ Agreement Will Divert NIH Funds To Pentagon, Warns DeLauro

Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Connecticut) is now calling out an interagency agreement that could allow potentially billions of NIH funds to be moved to the Department of Defense.

ZEUS And Lp(a)HORIZON: Biomarkers Vs. Cardiovascular Outcomes

Two major cardiovascular trials, ZEUS and Lp(a)HORIZON, demonstrated that successfully altering a biological marker doesn’t guarantee improved patient outcomes.

Back To School, Back To Square One? Vaccine Crisis Tests A Generation

America’s back-to-school season faces a critical challenge as crowded classrooms, waning immunity, & rising vaccine exemptions increase the risk of preventable diseases.

House Like Senate Votes To Delay New Trump OMB Rule Until December 11

On Tuesday, the House, like the Senate had done a month ago, voted for a continuing resolution that would delay the new White House OMB rule until at least December 11.