Jeffrey Bendix, Senior Editor

Richard Roberts, MD, says doctors need to identify a few things they most want and don’t want in a job before negotiating an employment contract.

How well have states responded to COVID-19?

A recent study shows note sharing with patients may be a good thing. 

Recent survey reveals that women still experience a great amount of gender bias in medicine. 

Influenza hospitalizes nearly 1 million individuals each year and kills over 80,000. It's no surprise that most Americans worry about catching it. 

Experts in the healthcare industry weigh in on the cornonavirus disease and the overall preparedness of the U.S. 

As obesity rates continue to rise, an increase in chronic diseases and productivity loss become major concerns. 

A new study casts doubt on the impact of healthcare tech.

Doctors know that patients' expectations have an impact on the effectiveness of treatments. Less is known about the effect of providers' expectations for those treatments.  

CMS has issued the final rule for Medicare’s 2020 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS), and it’s a win for primary care doctors.

Patients express some of their biggest healthcare worries for 2020.

Medical practices have been negatively impacted by federal regulations and policies 

Prevention is important when it comes to diseases. Here are the states that do the best in vaccinating their citizens. 

Despite precautions taken by business and organizations, data hacking and theft continue

A class-action lawsuit against the American Board of Internal Medicine has been dismissed in federal court

A breakdown of the latest data on health insurance coverage

Chance of receiving opioid prescription grows as day gets later

ABIM reveals plans for “self-paced pathway” to demonstrate knowledge

Key outcomes remain where they were in 2005, a new study finds

A new study finds that telephone coaching sessions can reduce burnout symptoms

Greater physician input is needed in everything from EHR design to hospital administration, says Gary Price, MD