
Opinion: Needed: an Operation Warp Speed for the opioid epidemic
Despite early challenges in scaling diagnostic testing for Covid-19 and a halting start to the…

Despite early challenges in scaling diagnostic testing for Covid-19 and a halting start to the…

In this episode of the “First Opinion Podcast,” medical historian Jonathan S. Jones explains the…

The White House and Congress have declared that reining in Medicare prescription drug costs to…

The emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic generated renewed interest in the development of vaccines and…
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MUMBAI — Working hard to keep her composure, Lavanya Sharma tweeted a short video on…

The gradual global shift towards sustainability, with an increased focus on climate change and environmental…

The signs are clear: The U.S. vaccine rollout is plateauing. A remarkable 230 million shots…

As U.S. diagnostic labs began confronting the Covid-19 pandemic in early March 2020, they faced…

The adoption of safe, clean, renewable energy is an essential element for sustaining the U.S….

Biogen announced its quarterly earnings on April 22 and revealed it had repurchased $600 million…

There’s no place in health care for practices that fail to serve the best interests…

The United States has exceeded 31 million Covid-19 infections (a messy data point) and is…

As predictable as mushrooms popping up after rain, condemnation of racism from leaders at academic…

World leaders, beckoned by President Biden, are assembling on Earth Day, April 22, to create…

The public has become increasingly concerned about long Covid — ongoing symptoms and disabilities after…

In this episode of the First Opinion Podcast, I speak with Lubab al-Quraishi, a Baghdad-trained…

The fear of Covid-19 catapulted symptom checkers from the periphery of public attention to the…

At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and…

Each night, after our 7-year-old son falls asleep, my wife or I go into his…

My mom died of stage 4 cancer in February 2008. Had the technology existed then…

When I was vaccinated against Covid-19, I felt a deep sense of relief: no more…

While pharmaceutical regulatory authorities in other countries are employing creative ways like video-based remote inspections…

Nursing homes and hospice care are supposed to provide safe refuges for older people and…

As the U.S. approaches 600,000 deaths from Covid-19, it is hard to fathom that this…

Manipulating the human microbiome appears to be an effective approach for treating a range of…

My awareness of the limits of medical knowledge began when I was diagnosed with osteoporosis…

Trying to gauge the value of new drugs and devices is becoming increasingly important in…

Just about every schoolchild learns that Napoleon Bonaparte was a small man. But few know…

In the tenth episode of “The First Opinion Podcast,” I talk with two physicians who…

Anniversaries represent an opportunity for revisiting the past to make a leap forward. I’m using…

Fatigue, distracted attention, and the sense that a crisis will soon be over contribute to…

The pace of innovation in wearable technology has never been faster. As often as once…

At this point in the exhausting and deadly Covid-19 pandemic, people around the globe are…

The development of safe, effective, and innovative biologic medicines is one of modern medicine’s far-reaching…

Businesses across the country are ready, willing, and able to help America get vaccinated. They…

I was clearing out old files not long ago and came across a copy of…

In its efforts to rebrand April, currently designated as Autism Awareness Month, the Autism Society…

When people ask if they should call me “doctor,” I’ve always answered, “Please, call me…
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Business as usual has not been the mantra for companies developing Covid-19 vaccines and drugs….
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“I was wrong.” That simple statement should have been at the top of the soundtrack…

This week’s “First Opinion Podcast” takes a look at antimicrobial resistance, a topic that should…

India is facing a brutal second wave of Covid-19, with daily case counts approaching 100,000….

The titans of Silicon Valley say that the brain-computer interface revolution is coming, and neurotech…

More than a year into the pandemic, the United States is at yet another critical…

The “diagnosis” of excited delirium, a term often used to justify and defend police brutality,…

Many U.S. hospitals provide charity care to financially disadvantaged patients without the expectation of getting…

Covid-19 vaccines offer a way out of the global crisis that has upended — and…

A growing chorus of lawmakers and activists is calling on the Biden administration to invalidate…

In March 2020, when New York City became the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in…

“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity.” Louis Pasteur said that in 1876….