Insights

The Boy Scouts of America are in trouble – to say the least. But, do the boy scouts who were molested and abused have even more far reaching troubles?  After all, according to files released by the organization, many of the child abusers were not prosecuted, their misdeeds covered up for years.  The

When I was growing up, I feared radon....

We don’t know for certain how many people are dying from different types of strokes in the United States, in part because nobody is checking. And that's bad for our health.

If it's attention Chicago Sun-Times execs wanted by hiring the celebrity Jenny McCarthy as a columnist and blogger, they certainly got it. Perhaps not the kind they wanted.

Saying someone died of a stroke is only a little more specific than saying that they died from old age. Here's what you need to know.

Johns Hopkins Medicine is looking for a new editor for their flagship publication, plus more jobs and opportunities!

With the addictive combination of ingredients in the recently approved prescription cold medication Rezira, is the syrup an accident waiting to happen?

Sifting through the two major competing proposals for Medicare reform, one key question emerges: What will they really cost taxpayers and beneficiaries?...

A new study of mosquitoes' end-run around malaria nets should challenge our assumptions about other worthy public health interventions.

I thought online patient engagement communities were by patients, for patients. I was wrong: many of them are corporate data mining engines looking for your most personal medical information.