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I always look to the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) for our possible futures, at least concerning healthcare.

This time last week I hadn’t even heard of the Broadway musical sensation Dear Evan Hansen.

It is oft-repeated that correlation does not imply causation. But it does. That's precisely why epidemiologists and economists are so fascinated by correlations.

I am deeply saddened, disgusted and appalled that we have gotten to a place where the New York Post would deem the video content of their twitter feed an acceptable location to display beyond inappropriate moving images of victims of toda

Halloween is a holiday of unadulterated fun. What could be better than dressing up in costumes and carving pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns? 

For 20 years, babies in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the Maxine Dunitz Children’s Health Center at Cedars-Sinai have got

In preparation to write my fifth and final article in the "Lessons from a Novice Marathoner" series, I looked to my friends who know much, much more about running marathons than I do.

In NYC, drug stores are both ubiquitous and the main source for buying anything and almost everything.

The New York Times has some of the worst science coverage in the nation, its Tuesday section notwithstanding.

China is gigantic, in nearly every sense of the word. And that certainly pertains to public health issues, as well.