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Researchers examine nutritional value, costs and shelf life of different types of foods.

Study projects spending trends across U.S. health care system.

Embarking on a new career path requires more than just evaluating the job description.

Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO discusses consolidation in health care.

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Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO discusses consolidation in health care.

Vast majority of the acquisitions have occurred in the last two years

These tips could remove the barriers between quality obesity care and older adults.

Survey asks if people know primary care physicians can prescribe medications for OUD.

Feds continue analyzing situation involving more than $2 billion in possible fraud.

When patient access and financial clearance processes are outdated, the resulting inefficiencies create delays in the patient’s journey from initial contact to care access – delays that contribute to revenue leakage and can impact patient satisfaction.

Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO discusses consolidation in health care.

The top news stories in medicine today.

Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO discusses consolidation in health care.

U.S. Rep. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter gives his views on the Affordable Care Act, Medicare, and why physicians should get involved with policy decisions.

CEO discusses consolidation in health care.

While there’s no easy fix to stop the attacks, there is huge potential in digital cloud fax — a simple, often overlooked way to communicate.

In How Is Medical Practice Evolving, the survey featured responses from 864 physicians in the US on how current health care trends and challenges have impacted their medical practice. Here are the biggest trends challenging physicians:

The top news stories in medicine today.

Justice Department says physicians were involved in schemes across the nation.

Physicians, hospitals weigh in on health-related judgment.

House subcommittee holds hearing on best ways to shift from fee-for-service for treatments, to incentivizing better health for patients.

The retail giant is calling it quits after five years attempting to revolutionize retail healthcare.

What is needed is a new model of immediate care in which providers don’t just look to treat the symptoms presenting themselves at that time, but instead allow them to treat the surface-level symptoms while being able to dig deeper and look at the root cause of each patient episode.

The top news stories in medicine today.

Report serves as benchmark for salaries and wages across the nation.