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A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

A Clearer Choice: The Health Reasons Behind the 'Sober Curious' Movement

Why Many Are Prioritizing Wellness Over Alcohol, According to a Doctor

Jordan Carter, MD

Mar 234 min read

The Price of a Life, Itemized on a Balance Sheet I keep a small box in my bathroom closet for basic medicines—pain relievers, allergy pills, cold remedies. I’d guess you do, too. We place a certain faith in the companies that make these products. We trust that the medicine is safe, that the people behind it have acted in good faith, and that its benefits outweigh its risks. This trust is the bedrock of modern medicine. But what happens when it's shattered? And more importantly, what happens when the consequences for shattering it are little more than a financial slap on the wrist? I’ve come to believe that the pharmaceutical industry has a unique and dangerous form of the "too big to fail" problem. When a giant bank teeters, the government may step in to prevent economic collapse. But when a giant drug company is found to have caused a public health catastrophe, the company simply pays a fine. The enterprise survives because we need its other life-saving drugs. The fine, no matter how

The Price of a Life, Itemized on a Balance Sheet I keep a small box in my bathroom closet for basic medicines—pain relievers, allergy pills, cold remedies. I’d guess you do, too. We place a certain faith in the companies that make these products. We trust that the medicine is safe, that the people behind it have acted in good faith, and that its benefits outweigh its risks. This trust is the bedrock of modern medicine. But what happens when it's shattered? And more importantly, what happens when the consequences for shattering it are little more than a financial slap on the wrist? I’ve come to believe that the pharmaceutical industry has a unique and dangerous form of the "too big to fail" problem. When a giant bank teeters, the government may step in to prevent economic collapse. But when a giant drug company is found to have caused a public health catastrophe, the company simply pays a fine. The enterprise survives because we need its other life-saving drugs. The fine, no matter how

When Drug Companies Are Too Big to Punish

Fines have become just another cost of doing business for companies that cause mass harm. It's time to demand consequences.

Ethics in Health

Larrie Hamilton, MHS

Mar 134 min read

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

Why Donating Plasma Supports Community Health

The Life‑Saving Power of One Person’s Contribution

Alistair Finch, MD

Mar 34 min read

Beyond the Hype: A Risk/Reward Framework for AI Companionship

Beyond the Hype: A Risk/Reward Framework for AI Companionship

The rise of the "AI Valentine": Why 2026 is the Year of Synthetic Intimacy

Beyond the Hype: A Risk/Reward Framework for AI Companionship

Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC

Feb 96 min read

The government's new drug discount website—here's who it helps, who it might hurt, and the questions we should all be asking.

The government's new drug discount website—here's who it helps, who it might hurt, and the questions we should all be asking.

TrumpRx.gov: A Real Fix or Just a Coupon Site?

The government's new drug discount website—here's who it helps, who it might hurt, and the questions we should all be asking.

Larrie Hamilton, MHS

Feb 65 min read

Why Are Prescription Drugs So Expensive in the U.S.?

Why Are Prescription Drugs So Expensive in the U.S.?

Why Are Prescription Drugs So Expensive in the U.S.?

Inside America’s Sky‑High Drug Prices: Patents, Negotiation, and Insurance

Michelle Ryan, MHA

Feb 45 min read

Preventive Medicine

Preventive Medicine

Preventive Medicine: The Most Advanced Healthcare You've Never Used

The System is Broken: Why We Wait Until We're Sick to Get Healthy.

Paisley Zenith, PMI, MS

Jan 245 min read

A clear piggy bank or glass jar with a "Health Savings" label, with a hand dropping a gold coin into it.

A clear piggy bank or glass jar with a "Health Savings" label, with a hand dropping a gold coin into it.

A New Direction for American Health Care

A plan that moves money from corporate middlemen directly to the American people.

Larrie Hamilton, MHS

Jan 155 min read

n a well lit homem A human weight scale reading 109.6 with a warning triangle instead of numbers, surrounded by empty supplement bottles, medications and pharmaceuticals

n a well lit homem A human weight scale reading 109.6 with a warning triangle instead of numbers, surrounded by empty supplement bottles, medications and pharmaceuticals

America's Risky Race to Thin: A Warning on Quick Fixes

A quiet and unregulated epidemic is running parallel to the obesity crisis: the rise of the high-risk shortcut.

Milley Carrol, MBA, MHC

Nov 20, 20255 min read

the profound and often tragic human story of methamphetamine, to foster a deeper understanding of addiction and advocate for a more compassionate and effective response.

the profound and often tragic human story of methamphetamine, to foster a deeper understanding of addiction and advocate for a more compassionate and effective response.

From Ancient Plant to Global Epidemic: The Story of Meth

The history of methamphetamine, from its humble origins in an ancient plant to its role in modern warfare and the devastating global epidemic it has become.

Sara Johnson, BA, Psy

Nov 14, 20256 min read

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