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The balance between academic freedom and institutional responsibility is crucial, especially when faculty opinions impact public health. Historical and recent examples illustrate the need for universities to voice their positions responsibly.

Healthcare professionals should be aware of the critical shortcomings in child protection services as revealed by recent investigations, highlighting the systemic failure to act on substantial abuse allegations, with devastating consequences.

The recent increase in the cap on non-economic damages from $600,000 to $750,000 in military medical malpractice cases marks a significant shift in the Department of Defense’s approach to these cases. This change could have far-reaching implications for military healthcare professionals and the patients they serve.

Did you know that recent court decisions could impact how we learn about drug risks? For instance, lecanemab (Leqembi), a new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, has potential risks that are not fully disclosed in its label.

Learn more about how the HHS’s recommendation to reschedule marijuana could revolutionize research and impact your practice, offering more comprehensive treatment options for patients.

The HHS has initiated a landmark policy to negotiate drug prices under Medicare Part D. Be prepared for how these changes could affect your patients’ medication affordability starting in 2026.