Jeffrey Bendix

But harm is greater among Black patients, study finds

Statement calls for government policies to mitigate technology’s risks in health care

Remote visits are associated with increased documentation time, study finds

Study finds white patients are offered portal access at higher rates than Blacks and Hispanics

Policy statement endorses diversifying supply chains, experimenting with government manufacture of generics

Where does your state rank?

AMA report finds that drop in opioid prescriptions and increased naloxone availability have had little impact

Marketed under trade name Zepbound, drug found to produce statistically significant body weight reduction compared to placebo

Proposed rule details fines for hospitals, clinicians and ACOs

Many say reduction will harm patients, reduce access to care

Agency provides resources for improving working conditions, easing stigma around seeking mental health support

Report finds 539 confirmed attacks affecting 10,000 facilities

New report shows worrying increase in burnout and harassment among employees

Practice culture, personal considerations are also significant contributing factors

Percentage of searches filled dropped for fifth straight year in 2022, study finds

Letter to Congressional leadership warns that ending payments could stall transition to value-based care

New study finds people will spend more years using prescription drugs than being married or in labor force

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Number of in-person visits declined less than among vertically integrated practices, study reveals

Why has innovation in health care not kept pace with other sectors of the economy? Harman Dhawan, founder and CEO of Bikham Healthcare, offers his take and some possible solutions.

Study finds overall prevalence of burnout doubled in two years

Association calls for no PFS reduction, reforming prior authorizations

Even excluding pregnancy-related costs, women spend $266 more per year than men

More than 75,000 walk off job in largest U.S. health care strike ever

Process often misses signs of patient anxiety and depression, study finds

Report finds money spent on developing new payment programs exceeded savings from them

How have a century of changes played out in terms of everyday medical practice?

Specialization is perhaps the most profound change in medical practice during the past century.

How doctors are paid has changed dramatically with the rise of third-party payers.

Medical malpractice has existed for more than 100 years, but changed considerably as medicine advanced.