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Each year, doctors order more than a million tests that patients don’t actually need. Some are even harmful

Doctors face constant pressure to be resilient. Can the arts address the deeper problems that self-care can’t?

We talk a lot about food deserts. It’s time to start talking about health care deserts too

As a doctor, I can keep somebody breathing even after brain death. How do I make the final call?

Why physicians should revisit their traditional response to decision making

Googling our ailments is turning us into a nation of hypochondriacs. But it could also help fix an overburdened health care system