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Sepsis: One of Humanity’s Most Significant Public Health Concerns

July 17, 2023

Sepsis is the body’s extreme response to an infection and it occurs when an infection already in a person’s body triggers a chain reaction throughout...

Protecting Vulnerable Populations: Addressing the Unfair Treatment of Medicaid Beneficiaries

June 15, 2023

Medicaid, a program established in 1965 to provide health coverage for low-income people, is an essential part of our healthcare system that serves more than...

Too Little, Too Late: The Consequences of Failing to Timely Diagnose Lung Cancer

May 17, 2023

The leading cause of cancer death in the United States is lung cancer. It is estimated that more than 20% of all cancer deaths that...

Medical Racism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

April 17, 2023

The public has become increasingly aware of the use of algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) by large corporations to become more profitable. Nevertheless, people may...

Robotic-Assisted Surgery: Are the Benefits Worth the Risks?

March 16, 2023

Robotic-assisted surgeries have grown increasingly popular as an alternative operative approach to traditional open surgeries because they are less invasive, result in less scarring, and...

The Stayskal Provision: How Active Duty Military Personnel Can Hold Medical Providers Accountable for Medical Malpractice

March 9, 2023

Until recently, the brave men and women actively putting their lives on the line for our country were unable to seek justice for their military...

The Importance of a Second Opinion: Prevalence and Consequences of Disease Misdiagnosis

January 17, 2023

Many people receiving treatment from a medical provider wonder if they should seek a second opinion from another provider and how a desire to do...

Recent Data on Maternal Health Inequalities Indicative of Ongoing Structural Racism in Healthcare

December 28, 2022

Black women in the United States are nearly 4 times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy complications, a statistic that has proven...

The NFL’s Handling of Concussions Presents an Ever-Growing Concern

November 17, 2022

Recently, just four days after Miami Dolphins’ Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa landed on his head in a game against the Buffalo Bills he was sacked by...

Ever-Increasing Emergency Department Wait Times Are Putting Patients at Risk

October 17, 2022

Emergency medicine is an essential service, offering people in medical distress a 24/7 setting for the evaluation of their unscheduled, acute conditions. Unfortunately, patients are...