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What are the "unmentionables" in healthcare and technology? A public health doctor weighs in from this week's Health 2.0 conference.

How does a journalists' free heart scan affect his news coverage of the test? That's complicated.

For most politicians dealing with Medicare reform, end-of-life cost is one issue that dare not speak its name. Here's what you need to know about this "third-rail" topic.

A flexible spending account company explains why consumers often have to navigate bureaucratic mazes to turn in their health care expenses.

Breast cancer has simultaneously become the poster child of all cause marketing and the bully of all diseases. What do we have to show for decades of awareness campaigns and billions of dollars? Frankly, not that much.

Missed last night's Presidential debate? Here's a round-up of analysis of what the candidates said about health - and what they didn't say.

"Adverse childhood experience" has become a buzzword in social services, public health, education, pediatrics and even business. Do you know your own ACE score?

Write for the well-known global health nonprofit Partners In Health, or check out our other jobs and fellowship opportunities!

As Patricia Anstett retires after 30 years at the Detroit Free Press, she shares key lessons from her years of medical reporting.