Jessica Richman, CEO of uBiome, talks about her passion for citizen science, her interest in the microbiome, and how uBiome aims to serve public health.

Unfortunately, medicine is not color-blind. Dr Kenny Lin shares his thoughts about how we can approach this issue early on during medical education.

Eight million Americans have diabetes and don't know it. How can we persuade the public, the government, and the scientific community to focus on this invisible epidemic?

Eric Topol talks with Sue Desmond-Hellmann about her multidimensional career and how to scale precision medicine for global public health.

Dr Paul Biddinger discusses his team's emergency response during the Boston Marathon bombing and lessons learned from other similar terrorist attacks, including the recent bombings in Brussels.

Researchers have identified three stages in type 1 diabetes, and interventions can help stall progression of the disease.

Are your pediatric patients spending too much time in front of the screen? Dr Bhargava discusses how we should be advising parents about screen time for their children.

Women of reproductive age are fearful about Zika. Here is what you can tell them about preventing Zika as well as Zika testing in pregnant women.

Keeping up with the changes to adult immunization schedules can be onerous…unless you have this quick summary of what's new for 2016!

Troubled by news reports of growing violence worldwide, Dr John Marshall asks: What can healthcare providers do to cool feverish minds and heal the body politic?