Second Opinion

Oct 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the Spanish Flu Epidemic. There is still lots we don’t know about how to prevent a similar occurrence today.

Circumcision rates in Africa are closely tied to declining HIV rates.

Using patient satisfaction as a measure of quality can sometimes lead to bad outcomes.

A new federal research program is recruiting people willing to share their health data to develop new knowledge on genetics

Why not use real evidence that matters to us, and would drive toward higher quality?

Sticks and Stone can break our bones and words can really hurt us!

How a disease is defined can have important public health implications, but it can also lead to benefits for drug companies and medical specialists.