Remote patient monitoring policy: Goals, duration and clinical success with RPM
Caroline Pearson, executive director of the Peterson Center on Healthcare, explains a new analysis of use and payment for remote monitoring technologies.
Remote patient monitoring policy: Effects on diabetes care
Remote patient monitoring policy: Clinical success, part 2 — musculoskeletal conditions
Remote patient monitoring policy: Clinical success, part 1 — hypertension
Remote patient monitoring policy: A surprising finding on duration of use
Tenovi launches connected blood pressure monitor to support stroke prevention
Tenovi's new blood pressure monitor enhances stroke prevention by enabling early detection of hypertension and irregular heartbeats through remote patient monitoring.
30% of all U.S. medical care could be virtual by 2026
A ScienceSoft report finds technology and demand are in place, but regulatory uncertainty looms.
Remote patient monitoring policy: Time for a review of Medicare spending
Remote patient monitoring policy: An introduction to the Peterson Center on Healthcare
Why your practice must embrace bad news
Discover how to transform bad news into a competitive advantage for your medical practice, enhancing management and staff alignment for success.
NIH scientists unveil gene delivery tool for cells in the brain and spinal cord; Texas doctor who faked diagnoses to bill $118M in false claims sentenced to 10 years; the problem with the viral mouth taping trend – Morning Medical Update
The top news stories in medicine today.
White House plan to Make America Healthy Again will start with children
Food, chemicals, behavior, medicine all play a role in helping or hurting Americans’ health, according to new MAHA report, but farmers say there’s junk science behind some claims.
Nearly 30% of early-career APPs leave their first job within 3 years, study finds
New analysis of Medicare billing data shows high turnover among advanced practice providers, especially in hospital-based and smaller practices.
AAFP: Big Beautiful Bill could affect physicians through Medicare pay, direct primary care, student loans, business taxes
AAFP board chair details potential effects in critique of federal spending plan.
5 ways to help patients understand risk
Vague terms like "common" and "rare" are misleading your patients.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Fiscal reform that Americans want, or gutting the health care system?
Responses focus on health care as House approves One Big Beautiful Bill federal spending legislation.
Aptar Digital Health, AstraZeneca partner to advance early detection of chronic kidney disease
Aptar Digital Health and AstraZeneca collaborate to revolutionize chronic kidney disease detection using AI algorithms in eye exams, enhancing early diagnosis.
Stricter FDA COVID-19 vaccine policy could limit future access; $3.2M Medicare fraud scheme involving fake medical equipment; lower-income countries hit $250M milestone in self-funded vaccine efforts – Morning Medical Update
Bipartisan group brings back prior authorization reform legislation in Congress
HHS has made changes, but lawmakers want prior auth procedures codified in law.
Suicide remains top cause of death among medical residents
A new study in JAMA Network Open finds that suicide remains a top cause of death among medical residents — especially in their first months of training.
Federal funding cuts in health care will jeopardize patient outcomes and ultimately raise costs
As Trump and Congress debate the Big Beautiful Bill, public health, medical research, and Medicaid could ‘Make America Healthy Again’ — if the nation pays for them.
Medtronic to spin off diabetes unit into standalone company
Medtronic announces a diabetes business spinoff to enhance focus on growth areas, aiming for improved financial performance and shareholder value.
ReGelTec’s HYDRAFIL System receives CE Mark for treating chronic low back pain
ReGelTec's HYDRAFIL System offers a minimally invasive treatment for chronic low back pain, promising significant pain relief and improved function.
Former President Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis: What we know so far, and treatment options
Biden reveals aggressive prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones.
Trump, HHS take aim at drug prices with policies affecting Big Pharma, ending ‘global free-riding’
HHS announces plan to create ‘most-favored-nation’ cost scale so U.S. is not subsidizing drug prices in other countries.
Choosing the best EHR platform for your practice: 10 essential tips
Avoid regret: 10 things every physician should know before choosing an electronic health record (EHR) platform.
Compounded GLP-1 RA drugs: Getting to know about pharmacy compounding
APC CEO Scott Brunner, CAE, discusses compounding drugs, including the GLP-1 RA antidiabetes and antiobesity medications.
Compounded GLP-1 RA drugs: Advice to physicians and other prescribers
Compounded GLP-1 RA drugs: What about prices? Are compounded drugs cheaper or more expensive than manufacturers’ versions?
Primary care on the front lines of the youth mental health crisis
A new national report finds primary care physicians diagnose 41% of pediatric major depressive disorder cases, often before crisis hits.
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