Antimicrobial Resistance Threatens Modern Medicine, But One Health Action Can Turn the Tide
Antimicrobial resistance already kills millions, but new surveillance data and One Health action offer hope if countries fund real plans.
Study Retention: Why Technique Beats Time At The Desk
Evidence shows recall, spacing and mixed practice can transform study retention, beating rereading, highlighting and last-minute cramming.
Hospice Care: The Rhythm of Comfort and the Paradox of Good Days
In hospice care, John McCormick describes the rhythm of good and bad days, symptom management, and the quiet victories that bring real comfort.
Congress Pay During Shutdown: Law, Mechanics, and the Limits of Leverage
Congress pay during shutdown continues by design: permanent appropriation + 27th Amendment. Staff and contractors face very different rules.
Kochon Prize Recognises Indian Innovation That Reaches the Unreached
India's Molbio Diagnostics won the Kochon Prize on 29 October 2025 for taking molecular TB testing to the last mile.
