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New Google Doodle Series Offers Gratitude to Medical Workers Battling Coronavirus

Google launched a new Google Doodle series recognizing and honoring medical workers on the front lines who're battling the coronavirus day in and day out.
By Helen Holmes
Male physicians are 1.4 times more likely than men in general to commit suicide. Women physicians are 2.27 times more likely.

Doctors Keep Killing Themselves. What’s the Answer?

Male physicians are 1.4 times more likely than men in general to commit suicide. Women doctors are 2.27 times more likely.
By Luke O'Neil
There are ways to avoid landing in a doctor's office following the holidays.

4 Doctors Offer Advice How to Stay Well During the Holiday Season

The eggnog on your lips may spend a winter on your hips—but will also affect your feet, neck, skin, back and sleep cycle.
By Ann Votaw
Veterans take part in a "Tribute To Heroes" ceremony in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Bandaging Veterans’ Pain With Opioids Is Proving Deadly, Must Stop

By Ken Blaker
All too often opioid abuse starts with a prescription.

To Curb Opioid Abuse, Prescription Meds Should Be Doctors’ Last Resort

By Ken Blaker
we all pay a tremendous price: a loss of personal freedom and better health.

Health Care’s Broken: Allow the Free Market to Fix It

By Per Bylund
Just tell the truth, because the doctor will find out eventually.

11 Doctors Reveal the Weirdest Issues Patients Tried to Hide From Them

By John Bonazzo
BERLIN, GERMANY - SEPTEMBER 05: A doctor holds a stethoscope on September 5, 2012 in Berlin, Germany. Doctors in the country are demanding higher payments from health insurance companies (Krankenkassen). Over 20 doctors' associations are expected to hold a vote this week over possible strikes and temporary closings of their practices if assurances that a requested additional annual increase of 3.5 billion euros (4,390,475,550 USD) in payments are not provided. The Kassenaerztlichen Bundesvereinigung (KBV), the National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians, unexpectedly broke off talks with the health insurance companies on Monday. (Photo by Adam Berry/Getty Images)

Failing Hospitals Imperil Whole Neighborhoods

By The Editors

The Next Time You’re Sick, Order a Doctor Straight to Your Door

By Tatum Fjerstad
This photo taken on April 16, 2013 shows doctors waiting for the results of an experiment as they use a computer in Beijing Center of Disease in Beijing. A seven-year-old girl who contracted the deadly H7N9 strain of bird flu was to leave a Beijing hospital on April 17, staff said, as the death toll from the virus in China remained at 16. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

Why Your Doctor Won’t Even Look You in the Eyes

By Judy Mandell
Photo Pixabay

The Slow, Painful Death of the Doctor-Patient Relationship

By Marc Siegel

Physician, Steel Thyself

By Jeff Turrentine
Davis Fealy and wife April Pruski, both residents NYU, found a one-bedroom on Park Avenue. (Celeste Sloman/ New York Observer)

After ‘The Match’… the Housing Match: Medical Residents Hustle to Find Homes in NY

By Kim Velsey
Dr. Jim Spears speaks with Sarah Ittner, a New York-based actor who does not have health coverage, at the Actors Fund's Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic on March 23, 2011 in New York City. Wednesday marks the one year anniversary of President Obama's healthcare law known as the Affordable Care Act. The debate over the bill, which aims to bring affordable healthcare to all Americans, has been emotional as Republican activists have tried to get it repealed. The Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic supplies those in the entertainment industry without health coverage with access to doctors and specialists. The clinic has been serving the entertainment community since 2003. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Tort Reform Hasn’t Worked

By Steve Cohen

HealthTap Now Uses Artificial Intelligence to Offer Personalized Medical Information

By Sage Lazzaro
The clear-eyed couple.

Jerry Saltz and Roberta Smith Went to the Eye Doctor

By Nate Freeman

Robots Will Soon Fulfill All Your Sexy Nurse Fantasies

By Jessica Roy
Dr. Adam Levinson, skirt-chaser (Mt. Sinai)

Urologist Giving Ladies Unwarranted Check-ups on Subway

By Drew Grant

Jason Schwartzman Goes To The Eye Doctor!

By Sara Vilkomerson
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