Keith A. Reynolds

The merger is expected to create a comprehensive platform for virtual healthcare delivery.

The study finds that a majority of physicians don’t see antibiotic resistance is an issue in their own practice.

The association says that the test will continue to be administered in testing centers.

The ACP strongly encourages waivers for the Medical College Admission Test requirement for 2021.

The organization say the changes to payments for offices visits will help physicians and practices.

This would make concessions implemented due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic permanent.

A failure to act both by the government and the private sector has left primary care providers particularly vulnerable.

CMS and CDC will pay physicians to counsel patients on the importance of self-isolating after a COVID-19 test.

The strategy is aimed at reducing COVID-19 disparities.

A trio of experts will discuss the prospects of a handful of COVID-19 vaccine candidates which are entering phase 3 trials.

The extension continues the loosening of telehealth regulations.

The latest move by the retail giant to expand their healthcare delivery offerings.

While opioid prescriptions are down, overdose deaths on illicit opioids and stimulants have shown a dramatic increase.

The deal is for the companies to supply up to 600 million doses of a MRNA-based vaccine candidate.

The equipment is being provided to internal medicine physicians.

The guidance focuses on compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The candidate is a joint effort of Oxford University and AstraZeneca.

Recruiters are saying that the market for doctors has softened.

Researchers estimate that about 48 million nonelderly people will be part of a household with someone who loses their job due to the pandemic.

The online retail giant will work with Crossover Health on the new clinics.

In a 45-person phase one clinical trial the vaccine subjects who received the vaccine candidate showed high neutralizing antibody responses.

The loss in insurance is tied to the rise in unemployment due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

About two-thirds of respondents say the effort required to find, access, and pay for care is an excessive burden.

The money will go to safety net hospitals, rural care providers, and providers from small urban areas.

The organization says the move could jeopardize the status of current medical students.

More than a third of respondents say they are not ready.

This is the third test approved for the detection and differentiation of the viruses that cause COVID-19 and the flu.

The company is partnering with VillageMD to open 500 to 700 primary care clinics by 2025 with hundreds more expected later.

In a win for the Trump administration, employers will be able to opt out of the provision due to religious objections.

The funds are meant to support completion of late-stage clinical development and deliver 100 million doses.