To Gerald Loeb, the U.S. health care system is a wasteful mess that all too often fails patients.
Physicians, good intentions notwithstanding, sometimes misdiagnose medical conditions because they don’t recall them from … Read More »
The good news: 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine had been injected into the arms of Americans by March 19, 2021. The bad news: Black and Hispanic Americans are receiving smaller shares of the vaccine compared to their … Read More »
Proving a link between toxic airborne substances in war zones and resulting respiratory illness has been a challenge for many veterans who were deployed in Southwest Asia during post-9/11 wars. Deployment to this region exposed servicemembers to a … Read More »
Laura Mosqueda, MD, is as amazed as anyone at how far COVID-19 vaccination efforts have come in the last few months. However, as she sees mass vaccination clinics administer thousands of doses per … Read More »
Trevor Lee has seen his fair share of tears over the past several months.
As a fourth-year student at the USC School of Pharmacy, Lee has worked at two COVID-19 Los Angeles … Read More »