Yesterday marked the 36th year that the world observed World No Tobacco Day. This relatively obscure milestone masks a stalled effort to curb consumption of combustible cigarettes and other nicotine-related products. It’s unlikely most people paid any attention. But the impact of smoking is all around us, even if we don’t see it. Statistics rarely tell a provocative story to compel people to action.

THERE IS A GROWING INTEREST IN HALLUCINOGENS, especially regarding their application for psychiatric disorders.

How innovative partnership models may help slow the erosion of medical care in America’s rural and Indigenous tribal areas

Among the many types of denials from insurance companies that come across my desk, one I have been seeing more frequently is the "DRG...