2+ hour, 57+ min ago   (550+ words) Some educational revolutions come subtly. They don't start heated arguments or wave banners. Rather, they reorganize expectations, change the way students are trained, and gradually broaden the scope of possibilities. That is precisely what interdisciplinary medicine is doing. Programs that…...

7+ hour, 40+ min ago   (675+ words) They didn't specifically request permission. Students'at prestigious medical schools in the United States started creating their own anti-racist curricula, forming grassroots task forces, and silently protesting by donning white coats. What began as activism swiftly evolved into a blueprint. The…...

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (548+ words) Natalie Nunn's appearance on reality TV was immediately memorable when she made her debut with Bad Girls Club in 2009. Her self-assurance, which is sometimes mistaken for conceit, actually concealed a keen sense of performance and self-promotion. She used her fame…...

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (700+ words) The issue is not only bureaucratic but also profoundly human when a parent is in a pharmacy holding a prescription that cannot be filled. For families already balancing fragile health and fragile hope, that missing vial or tablet throws off…...

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (316+ words) Some sovereign investors now "behave more like national mission teams than asset allocators," a London-based private equity executive once joked, with a hint of admiration. I remembered that silent remark. It encapsulated the fundamental change we're witnessing: sovereign funds now…...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (551+ words) For a city in the middle of so much activity, the arrival gate at Hyderabad's airport appeared oddly serene. Outside, there were more indications of development than just roads and metro lines. Surrounded by modest warehouses and countryside, data centers…...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (454+ words) At border airports, where construction crews unload wind turbine components wearing safety jackets bearing foreign brands, you begin to notice it. Or in hotel lobbies, where European solar developers wait for final approvals while sipping strong coffee. These now-almost-routine instances…...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (936+ words) A veteran nurse called Marla took off her badge, put it into her coat, and walked out into the snow without saying goodbye one winter morning in the silent hallway of a hospital in Massachusetts. She had just reached her…...

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (659+ words) There has been at least one private discussion behind closed doors in every nation I have covered in the last five years about how to handle the growing number of chronic illnesses without causing the health system to collapse. There…...

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (719+ words) Chronic illness's math has become remarkably similar to compound interest, steadily adding up year after year until the sum seems higher than anyone could have predicted but completely predictable once the pattern is apparent. Nearly every meaningful conversation regarding healthcare…...