Covid hospitalization hot spots across the U.S., in five charts
Covid-19 hospitalizations are once again ticking upward after a lull in October and early November, with tens of thousands more people filling hospital beds across the country in the past two weeks.

Omicron Has Created Two New COVID Attitudes
COVID has always divided Americans. The Omicron wave is even dividing the vaccinated.

Health care workers are panicked as desperate hospitals ask infected staff to return
While most health workers are vaccinated, many are still falling sick, exacerbating a staff shortage as more Americans seek hospital care.

Human patient receives pig heart in first-of-its-kind transplant
In a medical first, doctors transplanted a pig heart into a patient in a last-ditch effort to save his life and a Maryland hospital said Monday that he's doing well three days after the highly experimental surgery.

Can telehealth support relationships built on trust, the core of medicine?
Digital modalities such as telehealth and remote patient monitoring aren't new businesses but force multipliers that extend and strengthen the trusting relationships that remain the core of medicine.

Breaking The Rules Of Healthcare: Selecting The Best Doctors
This article, the first in a new series called 'Breaking The Rules Of Healthcare,' looks at the outdated and outrageous ways we select and train future doctors.