Radio & Podcasts

COVID Breakthrough Infections, The Signorile Show, SiriusXM

A reality we can hope for is not COVID zero, but COVID that doesn't disrupt our daily lives

Time and Financial Costs for Physician Practices Participating in MIPS

If you’re fully vaccinated, you can skip quarantine, CDC says

Over 200 People Have Been Arrested and Charged in the Capitol Siege, Who Are They and Why Did They Go?

Looking Back at an Impossible Year

Paging Dr. Khullar: What Covid Can Teach Us About Climate Change

Truth Gap Emerges as White House Attempts to Conceal President Trump's Full Medical Picture

Mental health and longevity

Finding Meaning in Medicine

Why Does Mental Illness Shorten Patients' Lifespans?

Declining Trust in the Medical Profession

Evaluating risk with your doctor

Who’s Responsible for Your Health and How Can Providers Foster Patients’ Trust?

Wellness Wednesday: Bone Marrow Transplants, FItness Research and Depression as a Chronic Illness

Why Are Americans Becoming Less Likely To Trust Doctors?

Medical Storytelling in Pursuit of Patient Outcomes

Exploring the Need for Doctors with Disabilities

Medical Metaphors

Doctors with Disabilities

Loneliness is Bad For Your Health

Social Isolation: A Growing Epidemic

Can Doctors’ Political Beliefs Affect Care?

The Problem with Fighting Cancer

Behavioral Economics and Physician Compensation

Improving Care for Complex Patients

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"Any organization setting a mask mandate at this point in the pandemic in the United States must pair that mandate with an offramp plan. Sleepwalking into indefinite masking is not in anyone’s interests and can increase distrust..." @nytopinion https://t.co/VGgoSpeDgV4 weeks ago
Wow. New study on whether COVID vaccination incentives work: Analysis of 24 statewide incentive programs show no increase in vaccination. If anything, a (non-significant) decline in daily rates... https://t.co/C25H37WymQ4 weeks ago
Hard to overstate how tragic it is to see record numbers of COVID cases, hospitalizations, and deaths in Florida. Awful at any time, but especially at this stage of the pandemic, when so much misery can so easily be prevented with vaccines. https://t.co/TIE2bF4gGC1 month ago
Another brilliant piece from @Atul_Gawande: Costa Rica spends a fraction of what the U.S. does on medical care, but has smaller health disparities and a longer life expectancy. What's the secret? @NewYorker https://t.co/GKVjW8KBqu1 month ago
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