Health care providers can use social media to fight misinformation and rebuild trust in medicine, according to Dr. Mike.

We're all susceptible to believing health misinformation, and wellness influencers know exactly how to reel us in.

Dr. Mike Varshavski— aka People’s “Sexiest Doctor Alive”— joined TODAY to tackle those uncomfortable medical questions you’ve been too embarrassed to ask your physician. From eye twitches and dealing ...

Daylight Saving Time ends tomorrow. Dr. Mike Barsotti has expert advice on how to adjust. ‘Not Constitutional’: Trump Threatens Blue Slip Suit Is It Safe To Clean Your Dishes The 'British Way'? Health ...

“The irony’s not lost — going from the physician to the caregiver to the patient,” Dr. Michael Zinner mused in June. He was speaking by phone from his Florida home about the unusual and heart-rending ...

In the operating room, Dr. Michael Zinner had a crucial role in his patients’ lives at a devastating moment of uncertainty — after learning they had cancer, and before they had a sense of what the ...

File photo from Jan. 25, 2017, features Dr. Michael Zinner, founding CEO and executive medical director of Miami Cancer Institute at Baptist Health South Florida. He was chatting with some staff ...