August 29th 2025
American Osteopathic Association President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN, discusses priorities for his term at the helm.
August 28th 2025
American Public Health Association says ‘we’ve had enough’ as CDC director contests her firing.
Less than a month in, the HHS says the CDC director is out. She says she’s not leaving until fired by the president.
August 27th 2025
‘Medical schools talk about nutrition but fail to teach it,’ per HHS, Department of Education.
American Osteopathic Association President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN, discusses his background and a quick way for physicians to be leaders.
Patient prices go up as hospitals take over physician practices, reduce competition
Study becomes the latest to confirm earlier research and suspicions about potential bad effects of consolidation in health care.
2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule has some good, some room to improve, doctor groups say
AAFP, ACP respond with optimism and some critiques in the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.
2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule: What doctors need to know now
Key regulatory changes that could affect physician pay next year.
Where health insurance payers control primary care
New study examines market share concentration and finds UnitedHealth Group’s Optum is increasing its ownership in primary care.
RFK Jr. cancels preventive care panel meeting, prompting backlash over preventive care oversight
The abrupt postponement of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force meeting fuels fears of political interference and upheaval in evidence-based medical guidance.
FDA leader touts achievements of first 100 days; NIH will cap publishing fees while disseminating research results
FDA also publishes review letters in new drug approval process.
Optum, other health insurers are gaining more and more control of primary care across the country: study
The number of primary care physicians employed by health insurance payers grew from 2016 to 2023, researchers say.
Top health systems pledge $100M to fight staffing and student debt crises
Hospitals and health systems bet on early job offers and loan repayment as a new workforce strategy gains steam.
‘Existential threat to vaccination’ — Physicians, public health experts sue HHS over RFK Jr’s COVID-19 vaccine directive
ACP, pediatricians, maternal-fetal medicine experts file federal case to overturn removal of COVID-19 vaccine from immunization schedule.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act — What physicians need to know
Here’s a summary about health care regulations and changes coming in the nation’s newest spending plan supported by congressional Republicans.
Battling burnout in health care: Changes, good and bad, over the last six years
The chief medical officer of the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation discusses the state of health care burnout as of mid-2025.
ACP calls for risk adjustment overhaul to improve health equity, cut red tape
A new policy paper from the American College of Physicians lays out eight recommendations to modernize risk adjustment, reduce administrative waste and better serve high-risk patients.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act — physicians warn of effects on health care
America’s Physician Groups publish 7 key reasons why the national spending plan is bad for health care.
Senate passage of Big Beautiful Bill prompts another round health care warnings
Bill goes back to House and vote is expected soon as health care organizations predict dire consequences for health care.
Battling burnout in health care: AI as a new helpful assistant for physicians
Physicians to ACIP: Trust vaccine science, or get ready for outbreaks of preventable childhood diseases
Pediatricians offer anecdotal evidence in ACIP deliberations as vaccine skepticism grows under RFK Jr.
Battling burnout in health care: An update on the Impact Wellbeing Guide
Battling burnout in health care: Do younger doctors and experienced doctors face burnout differently?
Battling burnout in health care: Peer to peer help — how does it work in health care?
Physician private practice trends and benefits: a response to AMA data on medical practice ownership types
Leader of an organization devoted to independent practice describes the state of ownership.
Thimerosal: Preservative or poison? ACIP debates mercury-based vaccine ingredient
Vaccines become center of the medical world as ACIP meets to advise CDC.
Battling burnout in health care: Reaching a milestone to reduce stigma
Bring back former ACIP members, vaccine advocates say
Vaccine supporters say science is on their side, but others want more research and better guidance on getting inoculated against illness.
Physicians in private practice — or not: Contributing to the MAHA movement
A leader of the American Independent Medical Practice Association discusses new AMA findings about the state of private practice physicians.
Battling burnout in health care: Slight improvements, still many worries
Physician groups reaffirm support for vaccination against flu, COVID-19, RSV
Medical organizations publish open letter to American public as new ACIP panel meets with new members.
Battling burnout in health care: What is the current state of the industry?
Physicians in private practice — or not: Technology to the rescue?
Battling burnout in health care: An introduction
Physicians in private practice — or not: How is customer service in medicine?