MEDICAL ETHICS

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Jan 01 2026SCIENCE

Science's Big Wins in 2026: A Year of Challenges and Discoveries

In 2026, science faced tough times in the U. S. Many research grants were put on hold or canceled. NASA's budget was at risk, and top scientists were leaving the country. Misinformation about vaccines and other important topics kept spreading. Despite these problems, scientists worldwide made amazin

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Dec 20 2025HEALTH

Protecting Kids: A Closer Look at the New Gender Transition Rules

The Trump administration has put forward new rules about gender transition treatments for minors. These rules aim to stop federal money from being used for certain medical steps, like puberty blockers and surgeries. The idea is to focus on treatments that are proven to work and to avoid turning kids

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Dec 19 2025HEALTH

A Doctor's Stand: Protecting Kids from Risky Gender Treatments

Adm. Brian Christine, a top health official and doctor, recently spoke out against medical gender transitions for minors. He believes the Trump administration's decision to stop these procedures is the right move. Christine argues that science and ethics support this change. He says doctors should

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Dec 18 2025POLITICS

New Rules Could Limit Healthcare for Transgender Kids

The U. S. government recently proposed new rules that could make it harder for transgender children to get certain medical treatments. These rules aim to stop hospitals from using federal money, like Medicaid and Medicare, to pay for gender-affirming care. This includes treatments like puberty block

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Dec 17 2025HEALTH

Illinois Takes a Step: New Law Lets Terminally Ill Choose Their End

A new law in Illinois now allows adults with terminal illnesses to request life-ending medication from their doctors. This change, known as Senate Bill 1950, passed through the House and Senate with close votes and was signed into law by Governor JB Pritzker. The bill has sparked strong debates. So

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Dec 13 2025HEALTH

Understanding Dementia: A New Era of Hope and Challenges

Dementia care is going through a big change. Doctors can now tell patients exactly what is causing their memory problems. This is a huge deal because before, it was hard to know for sure. Now, with new tests, doctors can see what is happening in the brain and tell patients if they have Alzheimer's o

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Dec 06 2025HEALTH

The Changing Face of Medical Professionalism

Doctors today are not just healers. They are also influencers. This shift is especially noticeable in cosmetic medicine. Here, doctors often act more like businesspeople than healers. They promote treatments that may not always be necessary. This is all part of their marketing strategy. The tools o

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Nov 25 2025HEALTH

The Truth Behind COVID-19 Vaccine Numbers: What They Didn't Tell You

The COVID-19 vaccine was said to be 95% effective. But what does that really mean? It turns out, the number is not as straightforward as it seems. The 95% figure is based on relative risk reduction. When you look at absolute risk reduction, the picture changes. The actual reduction in risk for the a

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Nov 15 2025HEALTH

AI in the Doctor's Office: A New Way to Listen?

In Philadelphia, some doctors are trying out a new way to take notes during patient visits. Instead of typing, they are using AI tools to listen and record conversations. This helps them pay more attention to their patients. These AI tools do more than just record. They can tell who is talking and

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Nov 13 2025HEALTH

Navigating Morality in Medicine: The Challenge of Shared Values

In the world of healthcare, tough decisions often come with a side of moral dilemmas. One burning question is whether religious or personal beliefs should influence these choices. Some argue for a universal set of principles, but is such a thing even possible in medicine? Abram Brummett, an expert

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