2025 brought sweeping change to the health care industry. Massive federal funding cuts, major government policy shifts, and growing public skepticism toward science and medicine have tested ...

Electronic health records (EHRs); insurance claims; patient registries; wearable tech: Never before has health data been so abundant. However, the United States continues to struggle with siloed ...

Some fascinating events marked the year 1995: The comet Hale-Bopp was discovered, the first full-length movie created entirely using computer animation, Toy Story, premiered, and the global pop star ...

Supported by a strategic investment from the Philip and Sima Needleman Family Legacy Fund, the Rapid Response to Emerging Science, Engineering, and Medicine Challenges (RRESEM) initiative provides a ...

Americans’ trust in two key pillars of health care plummeted from about 72% in April 2020 to 40% in January 2024, a New York researcher helped reveal. Now, community health groups and advocates are ...

In Buffalo, we are fortunate to benefit from a local academic health center anchored by the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. This means that members of our community have access to ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . This month’s roundtable addresses a major — if not the key — challenge of our times: the growing distrust in ...

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will convene an ad hoc, diverse committee of approximately 12-15 scholars, practitioners, and other experts to evaluate the current state ...

Correctly distinguishing between correlation and causation is critical because it influences how treatments for illnesses are devised and tested. Also, in the context of the law, it ensures that as ...

The Department of Defense spends millions of dollars every year on expanding diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in science and healthcare, a Washington Examiner review of public records found.

If you visit a doctor’s office or venture into a lab these days, you won’t be surprised to see a female scientist or physician. We’re long past the hoary days when science and medicine were ...