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New research finds that physicians with significant student debt are more likely to work longer hours and report symptoms of burnout.
Glooko enhances diabetes care by acquiring Monarch Medical, expanding its solutions from outpatient to inpatient glycemic management for improved patient outcomes.
The White House says new cost applies only to new applicants, but health care leaders warn of risks for workforce shortages.
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Medicaid cuts threaten essential care for special needs children, risking their health and increasing costs. There is a better solution.
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices evaluates shots as hepatitis B grows rarer in U.S. health care.
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Medtronic's Altaviva device advances urinary incontinence treatment with its minimally invasive tibial neuromodulation technology.
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