May 15, 2026

Could AI Be Licensed to Practice Oncology?

Is artificial intelligence (AI) poised to practice medicine? It may be already. Earlier this year, the state of Utah allowed Doctronic, a health technology company using AI to make clinical decisions ...

The ASCO Post

May 15, 2026

Social Responsibility in Molecular Medicine

Sharjeel Chaudhry and Michele Mitchell discuss ethics, equity, and cautionary considerations in precision oncology

The Pathologist

May 13, 2026

Dentists file class action lawsuits against Delta Dental in four states

New lawsuits against Delta Dental organizations by dentists seek relief from alleged anticompetitive practices, echoing federal antitrust concerns.

ADA News

May 13, 2026

Live ADA seminars to tackle dentists’ biggest insurance issues

The ADA News’ “Dear ADA” series is coming to dentists live through free, virtual seminars hosted by the American Dental Association.

ADA News

May 13, 2026

Change the System, Not the Women

Three women leaders in pathology present their roadmap for gender equity in the lab and beyond

The Pathologist

May 13, 2026

Science Against Silence

Jacob de Boer reflects on five decades of environmental analytical chemistry, regulation, and responsibility

The Analytical Scientist

May 13, 2026

Eyewear Tariffs Face Industry Pushback

Vision Council urges US Trade Representative to exclude eyewear from new Section 301 tariffs

The Ophthalmologist

May 12, 2026

The Real Reason Shadow AI Is Spreading 

When lab tools fail to support interpretation and decision-making, scientists find alternatives

The Medicine Maker

May 11, 2026

Cardiovascular Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis: What Clinicians Need to Know

Rheumatoid arthritis is increasingly recognized as a significant, and often underappreciated, driver of cardiovascular risk.

Sentara

May 11, 2026

The Bill Nobody's Discussing in the Exam Room

Head and neck cancer costs are crushing patients — yet cost discussions remain uncommon in clinical care.

Conexiant