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Connected medical devices will be essential to help monitor and manage chronic diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiac arrhythmia, and respiratory diseases, as well as other conditions like sleep apnea, obesity and diabetes.

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American Academy of Physician Associates says patients face health care shortages as American Medical Association suppresses modernization efforts.

How physicians can earn extra income in this role

Weekly hours for physicians are trending down, but burnout concerns persist

What's driving consolidation in health care and what it means for the future of your practice

Traditional primary care capabilities, when enhanced with existing consumer technologies, can enable a need-based intervention paradigm. The result can be increased outcomes across the quadruple aim of care—reducing the cost of care, enhancing the experience of care, improving health outcomes, and addressing health equities.

AAFP president weighs in on current issues in U.S. health care market.

Patient acquisition costs can quickly cut into your practice's profits.

The world of cybersecurity is growing more complex. Use these practices to start updating your security in the coming weeks

Teresa A. Hubka, DO, outlines her goals as leader of national organization.

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Doctors once again left behind as Medicare prepares to pay other health care entities more next year.

More than 51 million adults experience chronic pain

Which states rated the highest on the list of where best to receive affordable, quality health care.

Novo Nordisk says it is working to make more; FDA warns against too much of a good thing.

A clear explanation of benefits can help both the patient and the provider.

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Getting to know Teresa A. Hubka, DO, new president of the American Osteopathic Association.

Which states are the lowest on the list of where best to receive affordable, quality health care.

Physicians are too valuable to make compensation a source of dissatisfaction.

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Open meeting to be held online Aug. 1; independent pharmacies, PBM trade group offer responses to federal reviews.

Evidence suggests that sitting does not prolong interactions unnecessarily, addressing a common concern among clinicians.

Remote care services offer opportunities for early intervention and reduce the need for in-person visits, unnecessary hospitalizations or emergency department visits.

For some seniors living with chronic diseases, one particular reform may actually lead to higher out-of-pocket costs

A discussion of available food insecurity programs.

How does value-based care work in a retail clinic setting? Quite well, when partnerships, technology and payment combine to serve patients.