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UVA researchers test AI technology to enhance automated insulin delivery and improve blood sugar control for patients with T1D.
House Ways and Means Committee considers suggestions on Making America Healthy Again.
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
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What new treatments mean for practices and patients.
Rise means Fed unlikely to cut rates anytime soon
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
Primary care, oncology can use team approach to improve prevention and screening efforts.
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A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
It remains unclear how Trump's executive order on workforce reductions will impact federal health agencies.
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
Stanford study finds AI support improves physician decision-making in complex cases.
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
A discussion about the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program with Adina Lasser, director of public policy and government affairs with the Alliance for Aging Research.
While systemic changes are undoubtedly needed for all physicians, there are steps that we can take as individuals to support our women colleagues.
97% of survey respondents reported experience with integrated care, with many interested in learning more.
Poll finds that employees are managing their conditions at work, but not telling their employer
Not all potential partners or arrangements can provide the assistance physicians want while giving them the autonomy they’re accustomed to nor the work-life balance they may seek.
Congress could rectify the situation in upcoming spending bill or with pending legislation.
Yale researchers revealed $2.6 trillion in payouts over two decades, raising concerns about affordability and reinvestment.
Even when the AI provided the same advice as a human, people still didn’t like it
Just one-third of U.S. counties have gastroenterologists, leaving millions without sufficient digestive care.
Balancing automation and accuracy in the quest to reduce provider documentation burden
Legislators question Health and Human Services leaders about potential for wrongful disclosure of private health information.
Ferhat Dikbiyik, chief research and intelligence officer at Black Kite, talks cybersecurity and the evolving threat of ransomware gangs.
New York’s licensure rules can complicate cross-state medical practice with potential widespread professional repercussions.
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