The American Association of Medical Colleges estimates that the U.S. will face a shortage of 49-100,000 primary care physicians by 2030.

A recent study found that only 51% of the clinical recommendations given by primary care doctors were based on well-established evidence-based medicine.

A recent article examined the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Healthcare

Some studies have confirmed the "July Effect" – there are more medical errors after July 1 when residents begin treating patients en masse.

A new study found that allowing patients to more quickly report their side effects to cancer treatment resulted in long survival.

Neuroscience and imaging technology may be able to "show" a person’s pain

Why do we continue placing cardiac stents when there is little evidence that patients benefit from this procedure?

A recent study found that patients at teaching hospitals generally fare better than those at smaller community hospitals.

A recent study found information found on the Internet can erode trust people have with their doctors.

Local subscription-based health care provider Qliance closes.