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Should voters be concerned over Fetterman's cognitive ability after his stroke?

In India, the Climate Crisis is Becoming Unlivable

Did the U.S. Miss the Chance to Stop Monkeypox?

A Cure for Sickle Cell?

Advances in Gene Therapy for Sickle-cell Disease

Understanding the COVID numbers

How to Respond to the Omicron Variant

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

Our new @JAMA_current paper on Medicare's MIPS program👇 We find that MIPS is no better than chance at identifying good performance on various outcomes, and that PCPs who care for vulnerable patients may be at risk for penalties even when providing high-quality care. https://t.co/qpufEZz0at2 months ago

RT @NewYorker: John Fetterman has won the Senate race in Pennsylvania. Revisit @DhruvKhullar on the attacks on Fetterman, which were troubl…3 months ago

RT @wschpero: Medicare and Medicaid allocate ~ $24 billion in subsidies to safety-net hospitals each year. In a paper out today in @JAMANe…3 months ago

RT @NewYorker: Any serious neurologic event inevitably raises concerns about whether a candidate can perform the duties of office, @DhruvKh…4 months ago

New ⁦⁦@NewYorker⁩ on John Fetterman and what voters should know about candidates’ health. It’s not that health should be off-limits, but health status is almost never the thing that differentiates a competent politician from an incompetent one. https://t.co/vwTcpZ6Qx24 months ago

RT @NewYorker: Revisit @DhruvKhullar’s profile of a trauma surgeon in Boston as she reflects on the most challenging and emotionally taxing…4 months ago

RT @JAMA_current: Viewpoint from @DhruvKhullar describes several proposals to mitigate the role of social media in medical misinformation f…4 months ago

RT @NewYorker: During the first year of the pandemic, when reports of coronavirus reinfections started to trickle in, the phenomenon was co…4 months ago

Medical misinformation is as ancient as medical care, but social media has intensified its speed, reach, and consequences. My @JAMA_current piece on potential avenues to confront new variants of an old problem: https://t.co/sr8je84csV5 months ago

RT @NewYorker: A once-in-a-century virus demanded trade-offs. Now we seem to have arrived at another judgment, @DhruvKhullar writes: the va…5 months ago