Blood Clots and the Death of Common Sense
Common sense was never the enemy of scientific medicine. In fact, properly understood, it’s one of the things that makes scientific medicine worthwhile.
GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs: What We Still Don’t Know About Long-Term Safety
Ozempic and Wegovy deliver real weight loss, says IMA President Dr. Joseph Varon. But some of his patients still have side effects years after stopping.
What’s Behind Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clots?
Jalen Hurts was cleared to play and fly home after doctors found a clot in his leg. IMA President Dr. Joseph Varon explains why those are different calls.
I’ve Rediscovered Why I Became a Doctor
Patients do not need physicians who pretend to know everything. They need physicians who care enough to tell the truth, even when that truth is difficult.
Gut Health: Why Your Microbiome Matters Far Beyond Digestion
Pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole explains how trillions of gut bacteria influence immunity and mood, and the daily habits that keep them working in your favor.
Russia Plague Mystery: Separating Fact From Social Media Hype
IMA’s Dr. Ryan Cole says Russia’s suspected plague death is unconfirmed and not an outbreak. After COVID, Americans should demand evidence before fear.
Suspected Plague Death in Russia: Dr. Ryan Cole Urges Vigilance, Not Fear
Pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole says plague isn't confirmed in the Russian lab worker's death, and the case calls for transparency and vigilance, not fear.
When Did Obesity Become a Drug Deficiency?
The real question isn't whether these "GLP-1" drugs are effective. It's whether their success is making us stop looking for the root causes of the obesity epidemic.
The Treatment Was Worse Than the Disease
George Washington died in 1799 after undergoing treatment protocols his doctors fully trusted. Dr. Joseph Varon asks which of today's confident treatments will look just as wrong.
Vitamin D and Immune Health: Why Your Blood Level Matters Heading Into Winter
Dr. Ryan Cole joins The National News Desk to explain why vitamin D drops in fall, who is most likely to be low, and what blood level supports immune health.
