Pathology, Innovation & the Body’s Capacity to Heal
Pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole on the science that searches for truth in the body, and why a diagnosis should begin your healing, not end it.
When Medicine Got It Wrong: Medical Harm, Ethical Failure, and the Need for Humility
Medicine does not become trustworthy by pretending it has never been wrong. It becomes trustworthy by admitting error and placing patients above pride.
Dr. Varon Confronts “The Quiet Expansion of Death” in Canada’s MAID Program
Canada's medical assistance in dying now accounts for 1 in 20 deaths. IMA President Dr. Joseph Varon examines the moral cost to modern medicine.
Food as Medicine: From Kitchen Wisdom to Root-Cause Care
Before prescriptions, medicine was a kitchen. IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Kristina Carman on food as information and why the basics beat the biohacks.
Breakthroughs That Saved Lives: The Best of American Medicine
The best of American medicine has always excelled when knowledge, courage, discipline, and compassion meet at the bedside.
The Community Doctor: Local Food, Real Health & Prevention
Virginia family physician Dr. Brooke Miller on leaving the corporate system to revive the community doctor who knew every family he treated.
Here’s a Thought: Being Human Isn’t a Medical Condition
And not every uncomfortable emotion is a pathology.
From Snake Oil to Big Pharma: The Long Battle Between Fraud, Innovation, Regulation, and Profit
When medicine feels distant, expensive, or dismissive, patients become more vulnerable to promises from outside the system. That lesson still applies today.
Medicine at 250 Years: Balancing Technology and the Human Touch
Technology has transformed medicine, but it can't replace personal care. IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Mollie James on restoring the doctor-patient relationship.
The Flexner Turning Point: How Scientific Medicine Raised Standards and Narrowed the Field
The Flexner Report helped raise standards at a time when standards were needed. But reform is never only about improvement. It is also about power.
