More people are putting emotion aside, as the violence in our society starts to feel more normal. What are we without compassion or empathy?
Your choice of words in the emergency room could affect the quality of your care. Here's what to say—and what not to say.
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Don’t assume “no” is the final word. Here’s how you can fight back and win your claim.
Should you be impressed when a health-care provider touts an “accreditation” and seal of approval? Here’s what all those “credentials” really mean.
Medicine is moving away from one-size-fits-all, but research is lagging. Even well-meaning studies get it wrong and their findings could hurt you.
Health insurance companies can retain your medical records under certain circumstances. Here’s what they can do with your private health info.
Why do we tolerate “Band-Aid fixes” in our lives? They may work fast, but they don’t work right. Bottom Line Inc’s CEO Sarah Hiner explains.
If you love someone, don't leave him or her alone in the hospital. Bottom Line Inc's CEO Sarah Hiner shares her personal experiences and advice.
Beware: Some patient-advocacy groups are fronts for drug companies. How to get independent health information you can trust.
Mistakes on your medical bill are not just a problem for your insurance company. They could be costing you money!
There may be times when you can't make your own medical decisions, so it's crucial to designate a trustworthy person. Here, some points to consider...
Almost EIGHT years, ago we published an eye-opening report titled Does Your Physician Have a Hidden Conflict of Interest? In…
David Sherer, MD, is an American physician, inventor, and author. He currently practices anesthesiology in the suburbs of Washington D.C.…
