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Viewpoints: 'The Pitt' Exposes Burnout In The ER; Why People Watch Videos Of Strangers Getting Medical Results

Editorial writers discuss these public health issues.

"The Pitt" reflects the failures of our health care system 鈥 overcrowded emergency rooms, too few doctors and too many patients. (Jennifer Obel, 4/6)

What was once discussed with a doctor is now frequently encountered first as decontextualized data on a screen. (Peter C. Baker, 4/7)

Frustration with a broken health care system has many Americans blaming insurance companies. In the first episode of New York Times Opinion鈥檚 new show 鈥淒ivided,鈥 a doctor and a former insurance executive confront a central question: Do insurance companies prioritize profit over patient care? (Alexander Stockton, 4/7)

Efforts to disrupt the supply of fentanyl are paying off. We cannot back down. (Sam Quinones, 4/6)

My patient has been in recovery for years. Her insurance is making it harder for her to stay that way. (John Fomeche, 4/7)

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