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As Shared Decision-Making Ails, AI May Save This Human Interaction

Shared decision-making is a crucial aspect of patient-centered care, yet recent medical journal articles highlight the challenges it faces. Despite these obstacles, artificial intelligence (AI) may hold the key to

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A Doctor Fact Checks Sen. Rand Paul’s Comments About Vaccines

In a heated Senate committee hearing, Senator Rand Paul clashed with former CDC director Dr. Susan Monarez on various public

Sen. Cassidy invites RFK Jr. to testify before Senate health panel

The Senate health committee, under the leadership of Chairman Bill Cassidy, has extended an invitation to Health Secretary Robert F.

Sustainable, plant-based diet benefits both human and planetary health, study finds

A recent study conducted by Solomon Sowah and his team from the MRC Epidemiology Unit at the University of Cambridge,

Why Hurricanes Are Bad For Your Heart

As we approach the peak of hurricane season, it's important to not only prepare for the direct impacts of these

Trump administration to shutter ‘failing’ Miami organ donation group

The Trump administration took a significant step on Thursday by moving to shut down the Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency

Lack of soap most reported barrier to effective hand hygiene in shared community spaces

Hand hygiene is a crucial aspect of preventing the spread of infections, especially in shared community spaces like households, schools,

CDC’s Former Top Doc Debra Houry Raises ‘Bat-Signal’ About RFK Jr.’s Changes

The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions recently heard testimony from former CDC Director Susan Monarez and former

ACIP, Ebola, vaccines, organ transplant: STAT Morning Rounds

The second day of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practice's meeting was just as eventful as the first. The day