The New England Journal of Medicine

Ivermectin Did Nothing To Help COVID-19 Patients, Large Study Says

“If there are active treatments, it is better to use those agents than agents that we wish worked," the New England Journal of Medicine's deputy editor said.
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Leading Medical Journal Calls For End To Trump Administration

The New England Journal of Medicine just issued its first editorial about an election in its 208-year history.
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Hospital Exec's Face Mask Story: Price Gouging, Disguised Trucks, U.S. Agents

Buying PPE for his Massachusetts hospital shows “the unfortunate reality we face in the time of COVID-19," he wrote in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Companies Love Misery?

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Rising Obesity Now Affects 1 In 10 People Worldwide, Fueling Illness, Death

The U.S. has the world's highest rate of childhood obesity, according to a new study.
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Flu Vaccine Protects A Pregnant Woman, Her Unborn Baby, And Her Newborn Baby

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Trump’s False Autism Claims Could Have Serious Consequences For People With The Condition

We can't go backward when it comes to autism research and services.
By Christopher Wanjek, LiveScience.com