The Age of Miracles, and Their Costs
We’re better than ever at saving lives. The question now is whether we still know how to care for them.

We’re better than ever at saving lives. The question now is whether we still know how to care for them.

The Politics of Obamacare

How America’s most hated law became too popular to kill
By Casey Burgat
The One Issue That Unites America — and Still Isn’t Fixed

Democrats blame greed. Republicans do too. Yet Americans still pay more for the same drugs.
By Andrea Jones-Rooy
The Color of Survival

Race isn’t biological. But in America, it still predicts who lives longer and who dies sooner.
By Marie Beecham
Could the US Ever Switch to Single-Payer Health Care?

America’s health care system is a maze of profit and paperwork. Some believe one payer could simplify it all.
By Rebecca Gibian

Chain of Strangers
My husband was going to die. Until a stranger who heard a podcast saved his life.
By Sharon McMahon
The Doctor Shortage We Designed

By Elise Labott
The Gene Therapy Revolution

By Elisabeth Marnik, PhD
Medicare, Medicaid, EMTALA, HIPAA: A Plain-English Guide

By Leondra Hanson
We Are Mighty
An Amazon bestseller already!

Extended Cut: Why Fascists Fear Teachers

By Sharon McMahon