Daniel J. Morgan

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Daniel J. Morgan is a leading voice in the effort to understand and reduce medical overuse—a critical issue where unnecessary tests, treatments, and procedures harm patients and inflate healthcare costs. His work systematically identifies and highlights the most impactful research on this topic, as exemplified by his highly cited 2018 update, which has garnered 55 citations and serves as a key reference for clinicians and policymakers. Beyond cataloging overuse, Morgan’s contributions help define the scope of the problem, linking it directly to patient safety and resource waste. His research is essential for anyone seeking to practice evidence-based, high-value medicine. By shining a light on the prevalence and consequences of unnecessary care, Morgan empowers a new generation of physicians to question routine practices and prioritize what truly benefits patients.