Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . As a senior in high school beginning my journey of higher education, I have started to think critically about ...

As I surf the internet these days, I wonder. It seems to me that there are a few new blogs from time to time, and even some old, fun, stalwart ones, but the adoption of medical blogging by many has ...

The posts were "downplaying the severity of the COVID pandemic, promoting the use of ivermectin over a vaccine, and criticizing the government's response to the pandemic." A short excerpt from the ...

Increasingly, medical journals and publications are jumping into the fray with a variety of blogs. Individual blogs by doctors, nurses, and other health professionals have long been the norm. Indeed, ...

This week I corresponded with Dmitriy Kruglyak, the entrepreneur who created The Medical Blog Network. Just as Web-logs have expanded openness and participation in journalism and software, Kruglyak ...

A ribbon cutting ceremony for a new Nao Medical NYC location on May 10, 2022. Senior Correspondent You might go to an urgent care facility’s website to make an appointment or read an explanation of ...

Dr. George Lundberg has posted a video editorial over at Medscape last week titled, "Is There a Place for Medical Blogs in a Medical Media Company? [1]" His answer, unfortunately, is "no," and I ...

“My son refused to lift his shirt. He fought all of us trying to help him—trying to give him the medicine and care his body needed. I felt guilty and anxious and sad, not only that I felt like I ...

GrrlScientist is seeking submissions to Scientia, a new carnival for science, nature and medical blog writing. You can submit your entries here. The first edition is going to published Monday, April 6 ...

Editor's Note: The November-December issue of Health Affairs contains essays by a physician and a medical interpreter on the challenges and perils of navigating language gaps between medical providers ...