TIE contributing author, Paul Shafer, describes the growing issue of being underinsured and how monthly out-of-pocket caps on health care costs could potentially help.
TIE contributing author, Paul Shafer, describes the growing issue of being underinsured and how monthly out-of-pocket caps on health care costs could potentially help.
In this interview, Michael Stein provides insight into his most recent book publications.
Doctors and patients are often in need of forgiveness, including from themselves. A new book explores how.
A recent study looked at whether taking cocoa as a supplement or taking a multivitamin could improve cognitive function (or at least slow cognitive decline)
The surprising approval of the extremely expensive and maybe not that effective drug Aduhelm has been dominating the conversation around Alzheimer’s treatments in recent memory.
We owe it to women everywhere to teach guys how to prevent pregnancy and deal with the consequences.
A vaccine-derived polio case was reported in the United States recently, despite the fact that the polio vaccine effectively eradicated polio in the US decades
There’s plenty of evidence that health care discrimination against LGBTQ+ patients happens.
The high human costs of prison co-pays for medical care.
President Biden signed an executive order to prohibit federally-funded programs from offering conversion therapy. It’s likely not enough to end the practice.
A recent news story covered a study about processed foods and how eating those foods relates to cognitive decline. The only problem is, they didn’t
Champagne is synonymous with celebration and beer with Sunday football. But the data are clear that alcohol isn’t good for us. Why won’t we give it up?
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