Insights

All the ways that overactive bladder syndrome can ruin your life: a classic example of disease mongering.

Brain bank failure, hygiene hypothesis, insurer practice changes and more from our Daily Briefing.

How do you make house calls for the homeless? By going straight to the streets. Tammy Worth examines the specialty of street medicine.

Reporting on the mentally ill can be challenging. Even harder might be taking their pictures.

A frustration for the victim of domestic abuse is trying to come forward to report the harm and in turn being met with no response. Worse is no response and no protection. * * * "I'm tired of being used as a punching bag. I'm tired of being plied for this and that piece of information. I'm tired of

Three years after my own son was diagnosed with Autism, I’m still confronting what seems like a bottomless pit of news and research on the Autism Spectrum Disorder....

<p>Why do we have to talk about hair loss in terms of “treatment”? Everyday life is not a medical condition.</p>

<p>An editor shows how a Pinterest board linked to her newspaper's story about suicide helped readers share moving personal stories and raise awareness of mental health issues.</p>

It’s been over six months since I began the California Endowment Health Journalism Fellowship, and now here I am writing my final blog.

<p>Think you'll be safe on Medicare? The truth is hospitals can unilaterally rescind - or steal, to put it more bluntly - Medicare coverage from patients for no other reason than to protect their own bottom lines.</p>