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Blaming the Psychiatric Patient When It’s a Drug-Genetic Interaction

How can patients with psychiatric or any other illnesses be viewed as non-compliant with their medical regimes when there is a persistent failure to investigate how their race and genetics are affecting treatment

Old Medical Oath Needs Refresh From the Original Hippocratic Version

Graduating medical school students traditionally swear allegiance to the Hippocratic Oath, which they assume mandates that they “first do no harm,” but it is dated and now coming under fire.

AI Will Not Fix Health Care – Leadership Might

There is a moment at the HIMSS Global Health Conference when the conversation shifts. It moves away from what artificial intelligence can do and...

“The Borrowed Mind” – Reclaiming Thought in an Age That Wants to Do It For Us

In The Borrowed Mind: Reclaiming Human Thought in the Age of AI, John Nosta steps into that quieter, more consequential space. This is not...