Cardiac Rehab Resources Lacking
A first-ever global study of cardiac rehab centers shows significant improvement is needed.
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Overactive bladder drug not linked to CV events
Patients with overactive bladder taking this OAB drug did not experience an excess risk of CV events compared with other treatments.
FDA approves first sensor-enabled inhaler
Asthma patients may soon treat themselves with first-ever digital maintenance inhaler.
Healthcare Orgs Cybersecurity Risks Remain High
Survey shows that healthcare organizations are falling behind when it comes to prioritizing cybersecurity.
New Series Aims to Help Close Transgender Patient Care Gap
A new article from ACP is designed to help primary care physicians address barriers in transgender medical care.
Cigna Leverages AI
Why and how the insurance giant is getting into the AI space.
Pharmacists Providing More Care in Health Systems
Where and how greater numbers of pharmacists are getting involved at health systems.
Experts debate drug pricing policies
While some are concerned that President Trump’s proposed “favored nations” policy would harm pharma makers, one analyst is not as concerned.
EpiPen shortage: Pharma maker, retailer offer aid
EpiPens have been in short supply, but stakeholders are trying to fill in the access gap.
10 Best States for Healthcare
Ranking the best states for healthcare highlights where more work is needed.
Four Things to Know About Providing CAR T-Cell Treatment
Top oncology experts share how they deliver these therapies to patients in need.
How Technology Infrastructure Will Help Social Care Providers Transition to Value-Based Payment
The technologies bridging the gap between social care providers and medical care providers.
How Machine Learning Is Revolutionizing Healthcare
No longer a pipe dream, AI is already in use. Here are two real-world examples of machine learning in healthcare.
Partners HealthCare Biobank Enrolls Over 100,000
The biobank is now one of the largest in the country.
The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
New findings challenge the notion that there is a looming mental health crisis in the U.S. and that the crisis is being caused by technology.
Mobile Apps Bridge the Patient-Provider Gap
Why a new health platform is a signal that healthcare executives need to rethink how consumers are motivated to live healthier lives.
The Latest Autoimmune Disease Treatment Advances
A look at recent developments in treatment and the cost implications of various autoimmune diseases.
Drug Price in Advertising Rule Stopped
A judge has put a halt to President Trump’s requirement for drug prices in television ads.
Health Equity Has Declined-What Now?
A UCLA study has found that several measures of health equity have declined over time.
3 Benefits of E-Prescribing
How the digitalization of pharmacy is transforming patient care.
The Power of Medical “Selfies”
Results from an Australian study indicate sharing medical data improves the patient-provider relationship.
Why Executive Compensation Drives Value-Based Care Transitions
As healthcare struggles to make the switch to value-driven models, why effective executive compensation plans could be the way forward.
Consumer Satisfaction in Medicare Advantage Plans Rising
While scores are going up, there is still room for improvement.
FDA warns opioid repackers
FDA warns opioid repackers for "significant violations."
Value-Based Care: Lessons Learned
We spoke with Cleveland Clinic’s chief managed care officer about the lessons he’s learned over the years about the transition to value-based care models.
Study Supports Optimal Threshold for Diagnosing COPD
A new study, funded by NIH, provides evidence to support a simple measurement for diagnosing clinically significant airflow obstruction, the key characteristic of COPD.
FCC to Vote on New Rural Telehealth Program
$100 million would support aid to low-income Americans and veterans in rural areas.
FDA fast tracks blockbuster diabetes drug for heart failure
FDA granted Fast Track designation to a popular diabetes drug to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death and hospitalization for heart failure in people with chronic heart failure.
How Technology Can Prevent Clinician Burnout
How technology can help, not cause more headaches for the physicians using it.
