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INTERVIEW: Dr. David Brown on startling stent study

Cardiologist David Brown addresses some of the criticisms of the controversial ORBITA trial

Reforming medical education admissions and tuition costs may be the key.

It’s time to question the price versus waste dichotomy.

Does value-based care stand a chance against the fee-for-service Goliath?

A study in The Lancet this week has rocked the world of cardiology by showing that stents are no better than a placebo in relieving chest pain.

Every day is Halloween for pharma marketers…

Hospitalists at Mount Sinai hospital have developed a promising intervention to reduce unnecessary blood draws in stable patients.

It’s hard to trust dentists when so much of the dental care we’re offered is unnecessary.

A BMJ profile by Jeanne Lenzer traces Saini’s path from political protester to cardiologist to health care activist.

Drugmakers turn to off-label marketing to try to boost the sales of its “female Viagra” pill.