Business/Policy

Driving through West Hollywood, Los Angeles one cannot help but notice the sheer number of medical spas plastered on almost every block. The glistening-white…

Public policy impacts how we will work as future physicians and the choices we will have for offering care to our patients, yet navigating…

Some commonly expressed sentiments I’ve heard amongst my colleagues since beginning my medical training is, “the older generation sold out and left us,” or…

To date, there have been over 370 million recorded cases of COVID-19 worldwide, with over 5.6 million deaths. The United States alone has had…

In late April Governor Dough Ducey signed Senate Bill (SB) 1457, an expansive anti-abortion bill with a plethora of mandates impacting both patients and…

When listing the words that best describe the field of emergency medicine (EM), the following come to mind: Intubations.  Ultrasounds.  Arterial lines.  Patagonia® vests….

Physicians hold a high degree of responsibility within their profession by nature – caring for patients is not easy. A significant amount of training…

By the end of the 2020 calendar year, the outstanding student loan debt for Americans totaled over $1.7 trillion. [1] Roughly 45 million (one…

Tobacco kills 1,300 people. Every. Single. Day. Not if I can help it. Despite increased research, education and outreach, tobacco is still the leading…