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New polling reveals a striking knowledge gap — and that health care providers remain the most trusted source of dietary guidance for those who do know. The question is how many patients you're reaching.
HHS announces pledges from medical schools, accrediting boards to teach more about health effects of diet.
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The new 10-year mix of tech, chronic condition management and primary care launches in July.
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Mayo Clinic cardiologist authors explain why incremental steps can lead patients to better health and more joy in life.
Most teens and young adults call the adult health care system confusing, and the physicians who treat them agree.
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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed the two vice chairs of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force effective May 11, prompting immediate condemnation from the American Medical Association and other public health groups.
Everyday prescriptions such as atorvastatin, lisinopril and metformin are now on the federal price comparison site, though experts say insured patients still may pay less through their plans.
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Dem doctors in Congress say USPSTF is not broken and HHS secretary should not try to fix it.
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