March 16, 2026

Physician Burnout: How a Neurocritical Care/Stroke Physician Manages Work-Life Balance

May A. Kim-Tenser, MD, MHA, a neurointensivist/vascular neurologist shares her tips for combatting physician burnout.

Keck Medicine of USC

March 13, 2026

What Patients Really Want to Know About Precision Medicine

A molecular pathologist and a patient advocate discuss bridging the knowledge gap

The Pathologist

March 13, 2026

Clinicians Warn of Fatal Measles Brain Disease

Doctors caution that measles infection can lead to SSPE, a rare fatal neurologic disease that may appear years later.

KFF Health News

March 12, 2026

Precision Therapies: The Last Mile

Why therapies still take years to reach the patients who need them

The Medicine Maker

March 12, 2026

The Most Influential Conversations in Ophthalmology Aren’t on the Podium

How WhatsApp is quietly shaping clinical practice

The Ophthalmologist

March 06, 2026

Are AI Models Cheating in Biomarker Predictions?

Study finds image-based predictions often reflect confounding factors rather than true molecular signals

The Pathologist

March 05, 2026

Did Medicine Lose Its Aura Before AI?

From the clinical gaze to electronic health records, a JAMA essay traces the long technological arc that set the stage for AI in medicine.

Conexiant

March 05, 2026

Why One Number Isn’t Enough for Patients

Adding a comparison number may help patients interpret risk and make better decisions.

Conexiant

March 01, 2026

What Dentistry Must Learn About Compounded Drugs

From GLP-1 medications to gum therapy, the surge in compounded drugs raises critical issues for patient safety and professional responsibility.

Inside Dentistry

February 27, 2026

Earlier Detection of Organ Rejection

CAP review outlines how donor-derived DNA assays can support earlier, less invasive detection of graft injury

The Pathologist