Will mental health clinicians become liable for missing your latest Facebook post?
They’re uniquely susceptible to burnout and suicide—and creative writing seems to be a promising therapy for both.
A revised law could prevent another Henrietta Lacks situation.
Barmy ideas can gain a foothold just because of the prominence of the person voicing them.
How I avoid getting lost in the “what if”s of my life and focus on the lives of my cancer patients instead.
The evolution of the doctor-patient relationship.
Why most of the tobacco epidemic remains in our future.
At first I was tired of telling every curious soul that cancer took my eye, but then something changed.
A patient’s departure is a critique that can help you become a better doctor.
Cancer doctors are overworked, retire early, and attract fewer recruits than other specialties, leaving the rising cancer-patient population vulnerable. Here’s what must be done.
Inside the price tactics of the cancer industrial complex.
The genomic cancer strategy shift.
Sharing what meaning you take from illness can enhance your treatment and sense of well-being.
Silicon Valley wants to solve cancer by hacking it. Here’s why its approach fails.
Cancer’s financial cost can be almost as toxic to patients as the disease itself.
The lessons I learned from letting a superstar patient cloud my better judgment.
