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A researcher in wearable medical technology describes technology that’s already helping patients and has room to grow.

AMA Organizational Biopsy survey finds third straight decline, but some specialties still top 40% burnout rates.

Health care attorney Dan Silverboard, J.D., breaks down the legal risks physicians and practices face when using AI.

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Sightview Software's Holly Black explains the 2026 rule changes, why small practices still have time to act and how a few hours a month can be the difference between a bonus and a penalty.

The company’s device, a Class II prescription product, is positioned as a non-drug treatment for postmenopausal women with osteopenia

Across the U.S., independent physicians are leading a quiet resurgence, rediscovering the connection and fulfillment that drew them to medicine in the first place.

Health care groups back new legislation that could expand Medicare chronic care management.

There are two main obstacles holding back true interoperability in EHRs.

Access has overtaken staffing as health care's defining challenge, and physicians who don't embrace AI and team-based care risk falling behind.

Medicare extends application deadline to May 15 to expand participation for July start.

Here’s a high-income retirement savings tool most independent physicians don’t know they’re missing.

Under the program, eligible Medicare beneficiaries will be able to use WHOOP’s wearable device and data platform to receive continuous health monitoring, personalized insights and real-time coaching.

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Could it be that female physicians are fed up with workplace bias and lower pay? A new study quantifies attrition.

An emergency medicine resident with a valid work permit was taken into custody at an airport days after a family physician was detained at a nearby Border Patrol checkpoint.

The race for medical device innovation has many hurdles

Overall, they are, but different types offer different levels of potential risk. How to choose wisely.

Device is intended for use in minimally invasive cardiac procedures that require access to the left atrium, a critical but technically challenging step in many structural heart and electrophysiology interventions.

Rep. Greg Landsman (D-Ohio) explains why he wants to ban the WISeR model, and why AI should be used to fix prior authorization, not make it worse.

A new KFF tracking poll shows AI use rivaling social media as a source of health information, particularly among younger and uninsured patients.

Emergency Care Partners’ Kevin Baker explains how physicians can avoid common mistakes when selling a practice and protect value through careful financial, legal and tax strategies.

Annuities can sometimes sound too good to be true. Often, they are.

Claim denials are a huge problem for physicians and hospitals. The solution is found in rethinking data and workflow

Medical Economics, Physicians Practice and Heidi Health will share exclusive national physician survey data on AI adoption, scribe utilization and the financial realities of implementation in a live virtual event on April 29.

MedPAC opens April meeting with deliberations on data that will be part of June report to Congress.

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Skillsoft's Asha Palmer, J.D., on why clinicians keep reaching for unsanctioned AI, what risks practices are actually underestimating and how to build governance that sticks.