Michael Wilkes

Takotsubo Syndrome provides strong evidence for the link between mind and heart

Requesting a test or procedure from a clinician can raise tricky issues

Let's examine the evidence and clarify what we really know about measles and why it's important.

Being a surrogate decision-maker for someone at the end of life isn’t easy, but there are steps you can take to ease the burden.

Digital communications are playing a larger role in health care, but transparency and equity are being forgotten.

Medical schools must address unprofessional behavior early, as student misconduct often predicts future disciplinary issues and patient harm.

Evidence-based recommendations from groups like the US Preventive Services Task Force are only as effective as the screening tools currently available.

For more than a century, there has been a nefarious fascination with engineering society in ways that disadvantage the most vulnerable.

Unhoused people lack safe bathroom access—an issue of public health, safety, and basic dignity we can no longer ignore.

It’s often hard to let go of traditions, but it's time to rethink the role of anatomy dissections.