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Physicians wrongly accused of drug or alcohol abuse may be forced into costly, unwarranted treatment and monitoring. Serious reform is needed.
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Radical changes, like those promoted by Democratic Socialists of America, are undermining our principles, such as private property rights.
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Physician wins the right to sue medical board officials for damages from illegal surprise search of his medical clinics
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Sports gambling is a growing addiction for youth. The Ninth Circuit ruled that Kalshi's gambling promotion by cell phone cannot bypass state regulation.
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Physician employment contracts often have a non-compete clause. Awareness of pitfalls and mitigating strategies is essential. State laws vary.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine is a powerful tool requiring close human oversight. Fake citations are a crisis in medical literature.
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Physician contracts with hospitals or other entities often have an indemnification clause that is a bankruptcy trap. Protective language is needed.
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Family doctor in Georgia discusses keys to a successful independent practice and doctors' responsibilities.
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Though polygraph ("lie detector") tests are too unreliable to be admissible in court, physicians may be forced to undergo them in Physician Health Programs
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Arthritis and other adverse musculoskeletal effects of COVID-19 vaccines could cause enormous disability. Needed research requires restoration of academia