The BRI Blog

BRI board chair, Sally Pipes’ latest op-ed in the New York Post reveals medical school’s reaction to the recent Supreme Court ruling prohibiting preferential consideration to candidates based on race – as was the case for many years.

The ability to practice their faith is important to many Catholic doctors, but according to a recent article, the benefits of Direct Primary Care–both to their patients and their practice–are just as, if not more, important.

AI’s impact on healthcare will be significant, according to BRI Board Member Jack Brown’s initial analysis

Is the gender dysphoria policy of the American Academy of Pediatrics conflicted? Dr. Kenneth Fisher raises the question.

The use of AI is promising, according to a recent article in the Wall St. Journal, but physicians must be careful to “do no harm.”