Artificial intelligence algorithms that meet the definition of a medical device, including AI-enabled devices and Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), are regulated by the
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Confused, frantic, overwhelmed, anxious. These are some of the emotions I have observed in the families of my behavioral health patients. They are also the
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Recent medical advances allow us to effectively care for more children with medically complex conditions, including premature newborns and children with acute and chronic illnesses.
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Hospital consolidation has accelerated dramatically over the past decade, reshaping the environment in which clinicians train and practice. Nearly 2,000 hospital mergers were announced between
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In the day-to-day routine of critical care physicians, end-of-life care and medical ethics are frequently incorporated into comprehensive care plans. What happens when the laws
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When a 5-year-old boy with autism was reported missing by his parents, an AMBER Alert was circulated locally. First-responders and the boy’s neighbors combed the
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When we study human genetics, we rely heavily on reference databases to interpret DNA, guide diagnoses and inform medical research. But one of the first
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For children living with cancer and hematologic disorders, the start of a new school year can bring more than fresh notebooks and new teachers. It
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When people think about research, they often picture scientists in white coats, pipette in hand, working in labs and often far removed from the communities
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I carried a naïve, simplistic view for years: if only one would choose a better diet, exercise more and make better lifestyle decisions, one can
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