Keith A. Reynolds

More than a hundred doctors signed onto an open letter defending Fauci against criticism “motivated by partisan politics.”

The moves bring two new weapons to the toolbox for physicians fighting the pandemic.

Apretude is approved for use in at-risk adults and adolescent to reduce the risk of sexually acquired HIV.

The new variant has quickly supplanted Delta as the dominant form of COVID-19 in the country.

The company says a third dose of their COVID-19 vaccine is effective against the latest variant of the disease.

The $17 billion deal sees athenahealth acquired by affiliates of Bain Capital and Hellman & Friedman.

The move comes at a time when inflation has much of the country concerned.

Racial and ethnic inequities persist in all 50 states.

Nearly a third of hospital personnel had still not been vaccinated against COVID-19 by mid-September.

The move comes just in time for the holiday travel season.

Less than a quarter of physicians could accurately estimate out-of-pocket drug costs.

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The administration is also reportedly planning on purchasing millions of doses of the company’s antiviral pill.

The association’s House of Delegates has passed a policy to increase coverage rates and improve affordability.

The product is the first interchangeable insulin biosimilar approved by the FDA.

The former FDA commissioner is currently working with Verily Life Sciences and Duke University.

Workers from three different unions and thousands of others were supposed to hit the picket line this morning.

COVID-19 volume declines continue to slow the industry’s rebound.

Electronic cigarette users are more likely to have a stroke at a younger age than traditional smokers.

More than a third of patients with medical debt are avoiding receiving the care they need due to that debt.

The company is asking the FDA to make the additional shots available to anyone 18 years old or older.

Consumer prices are rising at the fastest pace in 31 years.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has led to telehealth expansion, the question remains which expansions should continue.

Wrangling over the requirement continues in the courts.

Healthcare saw a modest increase in jobs but is still well below pre-pandemic employment.

After a panel federal judges put a temporary halt on the mandate, the U.S. Surgeon General says the administration is ready to fight for the requirement.

A mid-October poll of older Americans found major differences in vaccine attitudes between different groups.

The company’s proposed COVID-19 treatment proved to be 89 percent effective in preventing hospitalization.

The regulation would affect more than 17 million healthcare workers.

Physician organizations give their take on the newly release physician fee schedule.