February 17, 2026

When Growth Depends on ONE Surgeon, Your Practice is at Risk

Why surgeon-dependent conversion creates volatility, underused capacity, and a ceiling no amount of marketing can fix

The Ophthalmologist

February 13, 2026

What Was Promised at Confirmation?

After pledging to uphold vaccine policy and funding, RFK Jr. has reshaped advisory panels, research priorities, and immunization guidance.

KFF Health News

February 09, 2026

How Language Shapes Care 

ACP examines ethical implications of calling all physicians “providers”

Conexiant

February 04, 2026

Who Decides When a Doctor Steps Back?

Cognitive decline, credentialing, and why “I’ll know” often isn’t enough.

KFF Health News

February 03, 2026

Why Soft Skills are More Important than Ever in Life Sciences

We should not only find highly qualified scientists and engineers, but also ensure they are ready to work in a collaborative, respectful, and trusting environment

The Medicine Maker

January 28, 2026

When Crisis Calls Go Unanswered

Behind the promise of 988, response breakdowns reveal risks for patients in acute distress.

KFF Health News

January 27, 2026

The Exam Room Is Listening Now

As AI quietly enters exam rooms, physicians report real relief—and real concerns about accuracy, trust, and control.

KFF Health News

January 23, 2026

Helping Patients Weigh Medical Advice from Friends and Family

When patients receive outside medical opinions from friends, family or online sources, how can physicians respond? A Keck Medicine of USC medical oncologist shares his approach.

Keck Medicine of USC

January 21, 2026

Sustainability Is the New Survival Strategy

Green issues shouldn’t be treated as “woke.” Instead, they should be seen as pharma’s license to operate. Three industry experts discuss.

The Medicine Maker