Co-published with Grid. Young physicians in training are being squeezed by labor shortages, inflation and long hours.

Co-published with The New York Times. Americans are taught that they have to go it alone. That’s a dangerous myth.

Co-published with Slate. Recent changes—and more coming in early 2023—could bring some relief to a very broken system.

Co-published with Popular Science. Roughly 16 million Americans are living with long COVID, but many are not getting the right medical care. One way to improve the system is by letting patients lead.

Co-published with The Washington Post. Even plans that are supposed to save patients money can end up costing them dearly.

Society of Publication Designers Awards, Digital Medal Finalist | Due to high costs, many Americans have to ration the medicine and medical equipment they rely on.

Published in The Washington Post. I realized long ago that there are two separate and very different health-care systems in this country.

Co-published with Newsweek. So many veterans who leave the tangle of war end up on America's streets, still fighting daily for their survival.

Co-published with The Nation. How a war correspondent found himself bouncing rowdy customers at a strip club—and what came next.

Co-published with The New Republic. Experts say the long-Covid crisis will mirror the pandemic itself, creating a “tsunami of disability” that will take a disproportionate toll on low-income people of color.

Co-published with The Nation. Unless there are drastic changes to how we apportion health care in this country, the future of rural care will be either no care, or no choice.

Co-published with The American Prospect. Christian health shares market themselves as a cheaper alternative, but have no obligation to actually pay health care bills. Life under them is marked with fear and worry.