A toddler with MIS-C presented atypically with dialysis-requiring acute kidney injury, underscoring the need for high clinical suspicion in post-COVID inflammatory states.

Modern physician burnout is less about workload and more about cognitive overload—an issue AI should solve by streamlining systems, not replacing clinicians.

A thought-provoking perspective examining ongoing controversies in interventional cardiology, including the limitations of PCI, evolving understanding of ischemia, and the emerging focus on plaque biology over stenosis.

A reflective commentary examining the role of artificial intelligence in urologic oncology, particularly in prostate cancer care. The article discusses AI as a clinical augmentation tool that supports diagnostic precision, risk stratification, and decision-making while emphasizing clinician oversight, ethical governance, and real-world validation. It highlights the importance of integrating AI responsibly without compromising physician judgment or patient-centered care.

A professional reflection by Laura Pleasants, Director of Billing and Biologics, detailing her journey from being an allergy patient with childhood anaphylaxis to becoming a leader in allergy practice management and biologics administration.

Highlights the undervaluation of general practitioners, emphasizing the complexity, responsibility, and central role of Primary Care in healthcare systems.

Explores the disconnect between health policies and real-world clinical practice, highlighting how frontline experiences can inform more effective, context-aware health policy.

This commentary examines antibiotic resistance as a global public health threat and analyzes how political shifts in the United States may undermine antibiotic resistance research and policy development.

This article presents experience-based leadership insights drawn from 16 years of clinical management in Singapore within highly multicultural healthcare teams.

A powerful firsthand narrative describing a life-saving moment inside an operating room when a patient experienced sudden cardiac arrest.

This article explores how sustainable procurement strategies can strengthen healthcare supply chains, reduce costs, and enhance environmental responsibility. It highlights the importance of transparency, digital procurement, supplier consolidation, eco-certified sourcing, lifecycle cost evaluations, and data-driven decision-making.

What if ‘extra caution’ is actually putting patients at risk?

This article explores the emotional and existential challenges of aging—revolt, reflection, and renewal. It highlights how older adults can transform regret into growth, find strength through family and friendship, and reclaim curiosity and adaptability as tools for healthy aging. Emphasizing the power of listening and connection, it redefines old age as a new chapter of purpose, wisdom, and vitality.

Physicians' reflection on a two-week observership in North Madrid, exploring the Spanish primary care system and its integration of pediatricians within GP practices.