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B.C. just rolled out a law to protect the public from dangerous doctors. Why are some doctors spreading disinformation about it?
Chief Complaint: Hypertension
After shocking the medical world by firing all 17 members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), Robert Kennedy Jr. then let the other shoe drop.
Pain is easy to understand until it isn’t.
U.S. physicians are lining up to serve, but Canada’s licensing logjam is holding them back.
Some of my fondest memories as a medical trainee and junior attending revolve around food and connection.
Measles can have serious consequences in the brain and the immune system, years after infection.
Voters aren't open to solutions beyond more government spending. Successful reform requires a new approach.
Lifespan gap of up to two years tied to riding-level political trends.
The future of drug discovery will not be driven by Petri dishes and pipettes alone — it will be driven by code
Olivia Dahl died in 1962. Today, children are dying for the same reason: they weren’t vaccinated.
Leading virologists from 40 countries warn of critical gaps in pandemic preparedness and outline a plan for readying the world.
Coroner's reports flag gaps in capacity assessments and caregiver-pressure screening.
Vinay Prasad has a long history of questioning the safety and efficacy of COVID vaccines. Now, he’s the FDA’s top vaccine regulator.
The structural blind spots that undermine medical progress and how to fix them.
Carney’s stance on pharmacare will show whose side he’s on — the public’s or entrenched private interests'
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