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Article by David H. Beyda, MD Chair and Professor, Department of Bioethics and Medical Humanism College of Medicine-Phoenix, University of Arizona A mother brings her son to the clinic. He's eight and has had headaches for three weeks. She wants a scan. The exam is normal. The history is normal. Nothing about this child worries me. The headaches are almost certainly nothing, and you could tell her that in twenty seconds and move on to the next room. She's not asking me about

Article by David H. Beyda, MD What happens when medicine creates a digital version of you? One that can predict, test, and decide before...

Article by David H. Beyda, MD Chair and Professor, Department of Bioethics and Medical Humanism College of Medicine-Phoenix, University...

"When science and ethics work together, medicine becomes more than a transaction. It becomes a covenant, a sacred trust between doctor...