Documenting one’s assessment of a patient’s physical appearance during a clinical encounter is regarded as a key element of a clinician’s overall judgment of a patient’s health.

Pursuit of longevity has become both a biomedical frontier and a booming consumer enterprise.

Since health care organizations’ widespread adoption of electronic health records, clinicians’ notes about patients’ care have become longer and more cumbersome.

Dr Mylynda B. Massart joins Ethics Talk to discuss her article, coauthored with Dr Erika N. Dreikorn: “How Should Students and Trainees Be Taught to Support Patients With Undiagnosed Conditions?”

Patients with undiagnosed conditions often experience frustration and lose trust in health care.

Drawing on critical pedagogical frameworks like structural competency and accompaniment is key to mainstreaming social pediatrics training.

Dr Raquel Selcer joins Ethics Talk to discuss their article, coauthored with Drs Derek Ross Soled and Rohan Khazanchi: “Centering Social Pediatrics in Graduate Medical Education.”

Many medical students and trainees have minimal understanding of health insurance coverage for children of families with low income.

Dr Bruce E. Tonn joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article, coauthored with Dr Christopher R. Tonn: “Medicine, Futures, and the Prevention of Human Extinction.”

This article considers ethical reasons why people alive today have obligations to members of future generations.