Opinion

By Lynn Lucas-Fehm, MD, JD When the AMA was formed in 1847, the founders could not have imagined how health care delivery would change in ...

By Tracy Krulik In 1998 I wound up in a South Florida emergency room following a week of nausea, vomiting, and frail-octogenarian-like weakness. After a ...

By Lynn Lucas-Fehm, MD, JD Most of us recall the literary character Dr. Watson who served as the steadfast confidant, supporter, physician and assistant to ...

By Hal C. Scherz, MD   Recently, I returned to Washington DC for the 11th time in two years, with a group of doctors from ...

By Hal C. Scherz, MD Twelve months after the passage of one of the most controversial laws in American history, healthcare is still an unsettled ...

By Hal C. Scherz MD There is a truism that every physician needs to constantly remind themselves of; there is no healthcare without doctors. So ...

By state Rep. Josh Shapiro (PA-153) With the enactment of the Affordable Care Act in Washington, the debate now turns to the states as we ...

By Congressman Phil Gingrey, M.D. (GA-11) It is estimated that one in every ten dollars spent within the health care system will be used on ...

By Dr. Alieta Eck, MD A 53-year old man, shoulders slumped, sat on the exam table at the Zarephath Health Center, a non-governmental free clinic ...

By John D. Cacciamani, Jr., MD, MBA I am writing to ask that we take action now during Congress’s  lame-duck session this November to once ...