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How Nutrition Education for Doctors Is Evolving

By Elizabeth Millard

More Than 70% of Americans Feel Failed by Health Care

By Jamie Ducharme

DeSantis and Kennedy Could Boost Anti-Vaxxers

By Vera Bergengruen and Mini Racker

Millions of Americans Could Lose Medicaid: What to Know

By Solcyre Burga
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Doctors See the Wreckage of Gun Violence Every Day. We've Had Enough

Working on the frontlines of gun violence is traumatizing, write Dr. Joseph V. Sakran and Dr. Kimberly Davis.

By Dr. Joseph V. Sakran and Dr. Kimberly Davis

Why a Puppy Might Do More for My Patients Than I Can

Many of my patients know the limit of modern medicine. They need care and comfort.

By Farzon A. Nahvi

Biden Gives LGBT Community Reason to Worry

An administration proposal could make it harder for trans people to access gender-affirming care. Is it a hint that Biden might go wobbly in his LGBT support as he prepares for re-election?

By Philip Elliott

Insulin Isn’t the Only High Cost for Diabetes Patients

Capping insulin at $35 per month allows patients to focus on other tough aspects of the disease.

By Haley Weiss

The U.K. Briefly Mulled Killing All Pet Cats to Stop COVID-19

Former U.K. deputy health minister Lord Bethell said it was considered early in the pandemic when little about the virus was known.

By Armani Syed

White House Braces for Abortion Pill Ruling

Biden administration lawyers are watching the Texas case closely and are prepared to challenge the ruling if needed, the White House says.

By Brian Bennett

Big Pharma’s Patent Abuses Are Fueling the Drug Pricing Crisis

1 in 4 Americans cannot afford to take their medications because of Big Pharma's drug patent abuses, write Tahir Amin and David Mitchell.

By Tahir Amin and David Mitchell

How the Pandemic Changed Trans Care

The US government's embrace of telehealth was a gamechanger for those seeking gender-affirming care.

By Philip Elliott

The Water Crisis No One In America Is Fixing

"East Palestine joins a long list of other places in the United States facing major threats to clean water," writes Bryn Nelson

By Bryn Nelson

Weight Bias Is Still a Problem in Health Care

Here’s what doctors can do to address their potential bias.

By Elizabeth Millard

How My Father's Brain Helped Develop More Effective Treatment For Alzheimer's

Rebecca Leventhal's dad never found proper treatment for his Alzheimers. His brain is now helping solve that problem for other patients.

By Rebecca Leventhal

10 Ways the World Got Better In 2022

2022 was full of challenges, but it was also a year of milestones toward a better future, scientific breakthroughs, and human progress.

By Tony Morley

Proxy Voting Was a Game Changer in Congress

The practice afforded some lawmakers an unprecedented level of work-life balance. House Republicans plan to ditch it once they take control.

By Mini Racker

Why the Culture War Is Turning Back to COVID

Elon Musk said “My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci.” Ron DeSantis is targeting COVID vaccine makers. Pandemic politics are making a comeback.

By Philip Elliott

TIME's Best Photojournalism of 2022

The most striking, influential, and surprising photojournalism published by TIME in 2022, selected by TIME's photo editors.

By TIME Photo Department

How to Spend Your FSA and HSA Accounts—and What to Do Before the End of 2022

To get the most out of these plans, it’s important to understand how they work—especially since many FSAs are about to expire.

By Tara Law
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