No, Your Doctor (Probably) Doesn’t Double the Amount You Drink
Apparently, it's a myth that doctors automatically assume patients drink twice as much as they claim.
Voices
Doctors & Patients
Scopes
Does Your Doctor Ask You About Sex?
Sexual health is an aspect of health, and experts say it should be part of the conversation during routine visits.
Explainers
Should You Be Tracking Your Health to Help Out Your Doctor?
To augment virtual care, more healthcare providers are advising patients to take their vitals, or monitor other physiological functions, themselves.
Scopes
Is the Doctor’s Office the Right Place for a ‘Plus-One’?
A lot of patients are bringing "health supporters" into the exam room.
Scopes
Why More People Are Going to the Doctor in Groups
At a shared medical appointment, it’s just you, a few doctors and a room full of strangers.
Explainers
How to Protect Yourself Against Interrupting Doctors
In one study, doctors let patients speak for 11 seconds, on average, before butting in.
Scopes
These Two Things Set ‘Good’ Doctors Apart
A social psychologist discusses the appeal of a doctor who "gets it" and "gets you."
Voices
4 Lessons I Learned When No One Could Solve My Mystery Illness
This time last year, I couldn't get out of bed for more than an hour.
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