Tafari Mbadiwe

Because they’re busy looking in different directions, “innocent until proven guilty” and “first, do no harm” don’t always get along.

Over the past few decades, physician suicide has become a staggering public health crisis that has largely been ignored.

The HR 1215 bill proposes many changes to malpractice liability rules, including a $250,000 cap on non-economic damages.

If physicians have a genuine interest in acting with beneficence and nonmaleficence, they should recognize that their prescribing habits have significant consequences for their patients.

The utility and effectiveness of wearable fitness devices are discussed in a clinician’s opinion piece.

In surgery, a common example of unknown knowns is continuing to perform a procedure even in the face of evidence that it’s either outdated or of little benefit.

What kind of doctor do your patients want you to be?