As we approach the six-month mark of the Trump 47 presidency, we can see many notable new directions in healthcare policy. But first let's consider what President Trump inherited from the Biden ...
When disaster strikes--whether it's a devastating hurricane, a large-scale accident, or an attack on American soil--our nation's trauma centers and caregivers are on the frontlines of ...
We are in the midst an unprecedented revolution in healthcare - The Great Disruption - that is transforming medicine. Each week seems to bring news of astonishing breakthroughs in the batt ...
When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. abruptly fired all 17 members of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) two weeks ago and replaced them wi ...
The Senate just released its version of the "Big, Beautiful Bill." When it comes to health care, unfortunately, there is a glaring omission. The version of the bill that passed the House l ...
On July 30, 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Medicare and Medicaid Act into law--establishing a critical safety net that continues to support seniors, low-income individua ...
The Food and Drug Administration's recently convened expert panel on talc may not generate headlines like a new vaccine or breakthrough cancer drug, but it deserves the full attention of every A ...
A Cleveland Clinic survey found that men would rather do household chores than go to the doctor, underscoring the fact that males are less likely than females to use preventative healthcare ...
CMS Director Mehmet Oz just directed the agency to double down on auditing Medicare Advantage (MA) plans to root out waste and fraud. In the same week, Senate Republicans signalled the same ...
As a patient living with a chronic illness, there is nothing more discouraging than efforts that stunt medical innovation. This includes policies that knowingly shackle ourselves to backward ideas. Pr ...