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Breach is the largest ever reported the federal government

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SullivanCotter posts survey results covering salary of approximately 215,000 doctors.

AMA alleges MultiPlan is working with commercial health insurers to restrict fair payment for out-of-network services.

Studies find solid recognition of anaphylaxis symptoms, but updates and education are needed on first course of treatment.

We do not believe that year-over-year cuts are the path to create a sustainable financial environment for physicians to be successful nor for patients to receive the best care – particularly at a time when more adults age 65 and older are increasingly relying on Medicare coverage alone.

DermaSensor is a new FDA-approved handheld that is designed to scan and assess skin lesions in the primary care clinical setting. Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH, describes how it works.

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Organizations announce collaboration with new locations to start in 2025.

West Health-Gallup measures public support for mental health treatment, skepticism about insurance coverage.

Addressing the crisis in physician well-being: Key strategies for the future of health care

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Low-carbohydrate diet may help type 2 diabetes patients improve beta-cell function, research shows

Michelle Tarver takes over the lead role at CDRH after serving as interim director since July

The generational divide can be a source of friction between coworkers.

The advent of telehealth and remote patient monitoring has created an opportunity to reassess how blood pressure control is measured and managed.

Study finds that patients often rotate between Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare

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Cloud-based tool makes data review more efficient.

What physicians need to know about the looming labor shortage and how to prepare for it.

Debunking common misconceptions about IRS section 179 for doctors' offices

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A tool for searching medical records and one that standardizes patient medical information aim to reduce administrative burnout

Political, medical leaders react to the announcement of expanded coverage of reproductive health services.

Resident and citizenship status can affect the specialty chosen by international physicians

Eve Cunningham, MD, chief of virtual health and digital care at Providence and founder of MedPearl, joins the podcast to discuss challenges with patient management and workflow.

Stores are closing as nation’s largest drug store chain, large-scale competitors adapt to market conditions.