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This breakthrough could enable efficient mass production of artificial blood products.
A clinical trial shows gene therapy can significantly restore hearing in people with a specific type of inherited deafness
Healthcare providers should prepare for reduced Medicaid reimbursements, increased administrative complexity
A community-based program was found to improve QOL for patients with varying levels of social vulnerability.
Annual wellness visits are an important strategy to increase early detection because these visits are covered by Medicare.
Fifty major health insurance companies have committed to comprehensive reforms of their prior authorization processes.
The exodus from independent practice represents more than statistical change—it reflects fundamental economic pressures.
General Mills quickly followed suit with its own commitment to remove certified colors from all US cereals and school foods.
Experts discuss strategies for system-level changes to improve multidisciplinary collaboration and improve diabetes outcomes.
Julie Zissimopoulos, PhD, highlights population-level data on the burden of late diagnosis in the United States.
The study revealed significant risk increases with higher alcohol consumption levels. Compared to minimal drinkers
Nurses' direct care experiences can inform hospital strategies to improve care for socially disadvantaged populations
Lupus disproportionately impacts women and individuals from Black communities.
More efficient regulatory reviews could help bridge the gap in healthcare access by bringing essential medications to market
The study found that participants consuming the most diet beverages had more than double the diabetes risk.
Uncovered a concerning link between being a "night owl" and cognitive decline—but with an unexpected twist
The policy directs HHS to pursue price equalization by linking U.S. drug costs to the lowest prices paid by peer nations.
Clinical trial reveals that high-intensity aerobic exercise and low-intensity stretching routines protect cognitive function.
Dr. Gregg Sylvester explains why the 2024-2025 flu season is one of the worst
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