What's Up With Trump's Hand Bruise? Doctors Have Theories
The persistent bruise on the back of President Donald Trump's right hand was again clearly visible this week, setting off another round of speculation about his health. White House blames handshaking and aspirin, but physicians say another cause is more likely.
Up To 100,000 May Have Fatal ‘Kissing Bug’ Disease
Up to 100,000 Californians have been infected with a potentially fatal disease — without even knowing it. Chagas disease, caused by a parasite that lives inside so-called “kissing bugs,” has been reported in California and 29 other U.S. states.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent? My Experience With A State Medical Board.
When I found out about the summary suspension of my medical license in February, I was terrified and shocked, but I knew it was a mistake. There had not been any hearing. I was not even aware they were charging me until I got the letter.
Why Medical Notes Have Become Billing Scripts Instead Of Patient Stories
We tell ourselves documentation is for patient safety. For continuity. For protection. But let’s be honest. It’s for billing. And once you see that clearly, it is hard to unsee.
The Hardest Lessons to Learn as a Physician
Physicians in 2025 face a myriad of challenges, from health insurance complexities to the rise in medical misinformation. Four physicians recently came together to discuss the most difficult lessons they’ve had to learn in the profession.
Hamptons Billionaires Call These Doctors For ‘Boat-tox’
For everything from aesthetic touch-ups to 9-1-1 emergencies, the wealthy are calling on providers who charge membership fees ranging from a few thousand dollars to six figures a year
To Err Is Administration
Every system is perfectly designed to get the results it gets. It has been said that change only happens with the right degree of crisis.