The review article proposes a strategy for effective and efficient COVID-19 vaccine design.

If patients are trained to advocate for themselves and voice their opinions and concerns, they can mitigate the effects of providers’ implicit biases.

Phone-based telehealth, and video telemedicine visits, both helped veterans with opioid addiction stay on buprenorphine medication to treat their opioid use disorder during the pandemic.

Novel trial compares outcomes between a catheter-based stent and surgical shunt for children with insufficient blood flow between their heart and lungs.

A radiologist shares ways to address the scarcity of this tool for diagnostic imaging.

Generic anti-seizure drugs’ costs went down during the same time, study shows

Nearly all older adults have experienced some forms of “everyday ageism,” but those with more health concerns had higher rates

Affirming a patient’s gender is something every health provider can do, even if gender medicine isn’t their specialty. Experts offer easy, actionable tips clinicians can use to make their practices more gender inclusive.

Telehealth between providers and patients in different states: Medicare data show impact of temporary pandemic telemedicine rules.

Bradley Zebrack reflects on the insights he’s applied from his cancer journey to his job.

Hospital at home programs, and remote patient monitoring from home, hold promise for discharging patients earlier or keeping them out of the emergency room or hospital. But policy decisions will affect their future.

Surgery is a significant contributor to climate change. A resident and a medical student suggest some sustainable solutions.

Joneigh Khaldun led pandemic response for Michigan; she reflects on how public health partnerships, messaging and budgets affected outcomes.

But low profitability remains a barrier.

How Beijing's emergency air service operations worked with the Survival Flight team before the start of games.