We should talk about how fraud is enabled | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Fraud rarely flourishes because criminals are exceptionally clever. It flourishes because institutions fail.
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The word ‘freedom’ doesn’t appear in the Declaration of Independence | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: The founders did not build their argument around freedom. They built it around liberty.
Are we ready for AI to become the consumers? | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Institutions are beginning to think of AI agents, not humans, as their target audience, writes Sreedhar Potarazu.
Maryland’s policy on AI in healthcare misses the big picture | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Maryland needs leaders making healthcare policy who actually understand the reality of AI in clinical practice, writes Sreedhar Potarazu.
We need to pay attention to Pope Leo’s warning on AI | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Pope Leo XIV's warning on the dangers of AI strikes at how the technology is no longer merely a tool but a force capable of reshaping how human beings...
ChatGPT: The new second opinion | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: As patients increasingly rely on AI-generated diagnoses, the future of medicine is in question.
When doctors struggle, health care suffers | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: The rise of AI, student loan debt and insurer constraints are just a few of the factors contributing to burnout among doctors, writes Sreedhar Potarazu and Carin-Isabel Knoop.
Dr. Oz is right about delaying retirement | GUEST COMMENTARY
Opinion: Dr. Oz's argument that Americans should consider delaying retirement isn't just about the economy — it's about promoting fuller and healthier lives later in life.
The hidden risks of TrumpRx | GUEST COMMENTARY
The Trump administration's new website to help consumers find cheaper drugs is a worthy objective, but it comes with unanswered questions, writes Sreedhar Potarazu.
Why Peña-Melnyk is right for speaker | GUEST COMMENTARY
"The next speaker of the State House must embody something deeper than legislative skill," writes Sreedhar Potarazu.