Just 25% of patients who self-monitor their heart health discuss the data with their doctors.
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By helping family physicians, the new Congress and administration would bolster health care across the nation.
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How telehealth organizations, med spas and other nontraditional providers can lead the charge on GLP-1 medications.
HHS-OIG’s recommended changes to the audit program aim to strengthen data protections.
One in four Americans experience functional decline by age 65, making fall risk management crucial for primary care practices.
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Platform allows for highly precise detection of disease-specific cell-free DNA
ARS Pharmaceuticals is offering two cartons of neffy nasal spray to schools, including ongoing replacement doses
Most Americans believe that AI will improve health care outcomes, reduce costs, in the next 10 years
More than half of U.S. adults say AI will improve health outcomes and reduce costs, and three-quarters believe AI should play a role in health care education, survey says.
A new survey shows 11% of patients do not plan to get vaccinated, 54% are concerned about vaccine access—but 89% trust health care providers for vaccine information.
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The potential CMS model would set a $2 copayment for common generic drugs in an effort to improve medication adherence.
The newly approved TriVerity combines a single-use test cartridge and the Myrna instrument to deliver results at the point of care, informing decisions related to antimicrobial therapy, reduce unnecessary hospital admissions and guide patient disposition.
Executive orders issued on first day of presidency impact various health initiatives
American Telemedicine Association publishes policy priorities for new president.
Surge in GLP-1RA use has researchers looking at all benefits of the drugs, but also the risk to the pancreas and kidneys
Global data demonstrates optimism, regional disparities and knowledge gaps that need to be addressed to increased public acceptance of emerging technologies.
Democrats claim credit, vow to fight against repeal; patient advocacy group offers critique.
Boston Scientific showcases promising data on heart treatments at AF Symposium 2025
Peter H. Reilly, North American health care practice leader and chief sales officer at HUB International, joins the show to discuss risks that medical practices face in the year ahead.
After running on a platform of bringing economic relief, President Trump must strengthen, not dismantle, existing programs.
Physician recruitment agreements may seem straightforward, but they can be rife with risks for physicians signing one, including limits on where they can practice. Every agreement should be carefully reviewed before accepting the terms.
Physicians have many reasons for not having a contract reviewed, but not doing so puts them at extreme risk
Drop is the highest of any profession measured, but overall, doctors are still near the top of the list for public trust
President-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20. MGMA says this is what he and Congress should focus on for health care.
Despite the proven effectiveness of cardiac rehabilitation services, high out-of-pocket costs may prevent patients from participating in the programs.
The number of doctors working for hospitals and private equity-backed firms is on the rise
A machine learning tool designed to analyze vocal patterns for signs of depression successfully identified depression in 71% of patients who had it.
New prices would take effect in 2027.
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