In October, the New York Times published the first of several articles about an eminent professor at NYU who was... more

Today, Stefan talks with Saul about his favorite topic (and life's work), contextualizing care. We're re-releasing this conversation (from January... more

Recent articles in mainstream media about "medical gaslighting" have struck a nerve with thousands of comments on social media platforms.... more

Urine drug screening (UDS) is used in the care of patients with opioid use disorder, and for patients receiving opioids for chronic pain.... more

Making it into and through medical school is tough even for those who have all the advantages: excellent schools starting... more

Medical students may be subject to professionalism review by committees, most commonly for “unreliability” such as not responding to emails,... more

Many residents are not doing well, psychologically, and sometimes physically -- and with good reason. High levels of mistreatment and... more

The opioid crisis was precipitated by physicians overprescribing opioid pain medication, egged on by the pharmaceutical industry, contributing to suffering... more

On January 1st, the New York Times ran a story about prenatal genetic tests that are "usually wrong" -- but... more

There are two qualities we may experience in others who comfort and ground us when we feel vulnerable and lost. ... more