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Editor and guest opinion pieces on medicine and health policy
Infection-Driven Cancer Prevention: Knowledge Without Implementation Is Epidemiological Theater
Recent epidemiology confirms that preventable infections cause one in eight cancers globally—yet without coordinated implementation systems and resources in low-income…
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The Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Are a Failure of Will, Not Epidemiology
Pennsylvania's measles deaths signal a collapse in vaccination infrastructure and regulatory will, not inevitable disease spread. The fifth death demands…
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The Technology Paradox: Why Red Blood Cell Exchange Remains Out of Reach for 97% of American Sickle Cell Patients
Fewer than 3% of US sickle cell patients receive red blood cell exchange despite its…
Generic Flu Antivirals Won’t Save Us Unless Rich Nations Commit to Using Them
Generic antiviral licensing deals create essential pandemic infrastructure, but wealthy nations must prove through binding…
Intraoperative Brain Tumour Diagnosis: Innovation Without Infrastructure Is Theatre
A rapid intraoperative brain tumour test represents scientific progress, but healthcare systems lack the organizational…
Medicine’s generational divide: Why institutions must adapt to Gen Z physicians’ values
Generation Z physicians are challenging outdated institutional norms in medicine, but the characterization of their…
Paracetamol’s Narrow Margin: Why Warnings Fail and Reformulation Must Follow
A UK student's near-fatal paracetamol overdose reveals that public warnings alone have failed. Regulatory action—mandatory…