Commentaries
HPV is the most common STI in the US, causing cancers preventable by vaccination. Low vaccination rates stem from weak physician recommendations, safety concerns, and cultural mistrust, requiring targeted outreach
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s HHS nomination spotlights vaccine misinformation, flawed studies, and rising distrust in institutions, threatening public health as preventable diseases surge amid persistent vaccine hesitancy and fear.
This commentary focuses on the limitations of virtual medical translation and highlights the benefits of language concordance for delivering safe and effective healthcare.
This article advocates for reversing recent judicial action that suspended ACA-mandated coverage of skin cancer counseling given the probable increase in melanoma morbidity and mortality.
This human piece ventures into the mind of an obstretric patient from the persepctive of a medical student, to better understand the progression through medical course of care.
This article explores the patient and physician empowerment associated with language accessibility.
An interrogation into the narrative contextualizing features of the contemporary immigration debate, and the resulting health implications to migrant communities.
This paper discusses the physician challenges and opportunities for international medical work.