In response to a study that found people underperforming under pressure is linked to a drop in activity in the neurons that prepare for movement, Bita Moghaddam, Ph.D., says the results “help us understand how reward-outcome-mediated behavior is not linear."

Elizabeth Berry, M.D., debunks the new TikTok trend of deliberately getting sunburned to ward off acne or generally rejuvenate the skin. Berry says: “We know that ultraviolet radiation is one of the biggest risk factors for the development of skin cancer. And so this trend is particularly concerning because it goes against the decades of research that show just how dangerous the ultraviolet radiation component of sunlight really is.”

In response to the largest Oregon measles outbreak in more than 30 years, Ben Hoffman, M.D., issues a warning about the dangers to children younger than 5.

A study led by Archie Bleyer, M.D., finds the prevalence of firearms, not mental illness, is what's driving gun deaths in U.S.

In response to the largest Oregon measles outbreak in more than 30 years, Ben Hoffman, M.D., issues a warning about the dangers to children younger than 5.

Following the U.S. Surgeon General’s recent advisory on parental stress as a public health issue, Marlo McIlraith, M.D., shares insight on how parents can deal with stress and find support.

Oregon is experiencing its largest measles outbreak in more than 30 years, and health officials are urging families to stay current on vaccines. Ben Hoffman, M.D., says, “Vaccination is a safe, simple and highly effective way to help keep your kids healthy and reduce the spread of disease within our community. Routine childhood vaccinations, including the two-shot series to protect against measles, are especially crucial as kids head back to school.”

In a long-form video interview with Sharing Progress in cancer care, Brian Druker, M.D., discusses his career, the development of the drug Gleevec, and the future of cancer research and care.

Oregon is experiencing its largest measles outbreak in more than 30 years, and health officials are urging families to stay current on vaccines. Ben Hoffman, M.D., says, “Vaccination is a safe, simple and highly effective way to help keep your kids healthy and reduce the spread of disease within our community. Routine childhood vaccinations, including the two-shot series to protect against measles, are especially crucial as kids head back to school.”

Oregon is experiencing its largest measles outbreak in more than 30 years, and health officials are urging families to stay current on vaccines. Ben Hoffman, M.D., says, “Vaccination is a safe, simple and highly effective way to help keep your kids healthy and reduce the spread of disease within our community. Routine childhood vaccinations, including the two-shot series to protect against measles, are especially crucial as kids head back to school.”