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“Are we going to base what we do for the health of our population on science, or are we going to go with magic smoke and mirrors?” says Dr. Osterholm
One of the world’s top health experts used to sleep with one eye open. Now, he says he’s been sleeping with all three eyes open.
Dr. Michael Osterholm, who started the first contact tracing program for HIV in 1985, on what needs to be done now.
Opinion: She needs to ditch her brain-wormed husband, take the money, her integrity, and a one-way flight to a country with functioning health care, writes John Casey.
Opinion: Kennedy has come under fire from Congress, Wall Street, and scores of health care professionals, all warning about his incompetence, writes John Casey.
America's doctor, who fought HIV in the '80s and is now battling COVID-19, discusses viruses then and now for our digital cover story.
Is it naive to think 2021 will improve upon 2020?
