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From diagnosis to spending, how AI is shifting healthcare.

Study finds that a partnership between community-based organizations and public health agencies must be in place before disaster strikes.

New report outlines innovative state strategies for managing high-cost Medicaid prescription drugs.

Why many millennials say they are the most stressed generation.

Automation can cut costs and boost production at your hospital. Here's how to best implement it.

One of the biggest obstacles to widespread adoption of genomic testing isn’t just patient and physician awareness. It’s also insurers.

Walmart’s new Georgia-based primary care clinic could be a tipping point for healthcare.

Plans offer incentives for consumers to take charge of their health.

Study shows a significant portion of overdoses in the U.S. mortality data is missing information on specific drugs involved.

Healthcare executives rank the top 10 transformational themes for 2020. 

What the hire says about healthcare technology startups.

Boston Scientific announced its fifth annual Connected Patient Challenge, a campaign seeking digital health solutions that improve patient care and better manage chronic conditions.

Collaboration within the healthcare industry is needed to push the cancer death rate down.

Information gleaned will be crucial to providers, insurers, and policy makers.

Study finds that current guidelines exclude too many and test too narrowly.

Finding solutions to deliver better outcomes for patients.

How the first oral GLP-1 oral treatment for type 2 diabetes is unique and how it will be priced compared to other GLP-1 medications.

SDoH: Myths vs. facts.

One key opinion leader calls on healthcare to ensure access to gene therapies.

Expert shares the skills healthcare executives need for successful negotiation.

Technology will apply advanced computing techniques to healthcare problems.

Payers grapple with expensive treatment payment options.

FDA limits packaging for this OTC medication.

Cancer treatment is becoming more personalized. Here’s how.

Oncological facilities that promote flexibility are the ones best suited to care for the needs of their patient population.

To take advantage of new devices in health studies, executives need to reinvent how data is put to work.