Just spent over an hour in conference with my medical colleagues making complex treatment decisions about drugs with complicated side effect profiles and we didn't need to call a federal judge for advice even once

"I’ve never met anyone who decided to go into medicine in order to work for a big organization that makes them feel like they don’t matter." dooz.us/3WzUFBh Sachin H. Jain, MD, MBA

For @slate, I spoke with Maryam, a medical student in Gaza, about Gaza’s health system, surviving in a war zone, and what she would want readers in the US to know: slate.com/technology/202…

A med student in Gaza tells us what she’s seeing. slate.trib.al/JnQOp0Y

The era of Ozempic has created a system of haves and have-nots. trib.al/9ol5lRy

Opinion: RFK Jr. should look to what his uncle might have done: a large-scale public health program meeting people where they are. trib.al/CO01edX

For STAT, I wrote about RFK Jr.’s nomination, his disqualifying views, the MAHA movement, and why America needs a Marshall Plan for obesity—not wellness conspiracies. Thanks Torie Bosch for publishing! statnews.com/2024/11/25/rfk…

Mexican and Canadian fruits and vegetables are ubiquitous in American grocery stores. Tariffs will put them further out of reach for many Americans. trib.al/m5ANZQ5

Healthy eating is already too expensive—now with tariffs, it’s about to get much worse. My latest for STAT : statnews.com/2025/03/10/tru… Thanks Torie Bosch for publishing!

For a generation, statins have been among the most powerful tools we have to prevent heart disease. But too few people take them. In my first column for STAT, I argue for an overdue step: making them available over the counter. statnews.com/2025/09/02/sta…

“Hypertension notifications, alongside the growing suite of health metrics in the Apple ecosystem, are not population health tools,” a cardiologist writes. trib.al/367wljf

Apple’s new “Hypertension Notifications” may be slick — but I see more caveats than headlines. My latest column for STAT explores how this sits uncomfortably between wellness and medicine. Thanks Torie Bosch for editing and publishing! statnews.com/2025/10/13/app…

AI could predict who will have a heart attack trib.al/jerlWNY

For MIT Technology Review, I wrote about AI-derived coronary artery calcium (CAC) scores—potentially a public health breakthrough, but with thorny ethical and financial implications. Special thanks to Edward Hulten Adam Rodman ter.li/VishalK