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One of the more difficult lessons for me to learn as a writer is that even when I do my best to communicate my thoughts, my readers often experience them differently than I intended.

An Instagram post called “Dab the Tip” went berserk after some guy named Chris Petrone suggested that men should dab after urinating to prevent certain infections, best n

Five years after the pandemic drove medicine online, the evaluation of telehealth is more nuanced than either its supporters or critics acknowledge. Online consultations are a tool, not a revolution.

Much has been said, and rightly so, about generative AI’s tendency to hallucinate—its ability to confidently mislead.

HHS recently published its new competencies for nutrition education within medical education.

Across these public health “sweet sixteen,” America’s influence often came less from the initial discovery than from turning promising ideas into functioning systems of medicine and public health.

This is one of those genuine "no way" moments — like when the first electric lights flicked on in a small town, or your grandparents made their first long-distance telephone call.

Lego is the world’s largest toy company, and it has built that dominance without screens. But even this analog icon is leaning into intelligence — not by abandoning its roots, but by augmenting them.

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