The Slow Death of Primary Care
As primary care physicians burn out and retire early, the backbone of American medicine is quietly collapsing. What happens when no one wants to be your family doctor?
Jane Doe
Jane Doe is a writer focusing on technology and society.
The 80-Hour Workweek: Resident Physicians and the Limits of Reform
Twenty years after regulations limited resident work hours to 80 per week, medical training remains grueling. Why haven’t reforms worked, and what would real change require?