Nurse practitioners have become the most recruited practitioners during the COVID pandemic, taking the top spot long held by physicians, according to Merritt Hawkins’ latest report on hiring trends.
Asymptomatic pregnant women with no previous diagnosis of diabetes should be screened for gestational diabetes at 24 weeks’ gestation or later, the US Preventive Services Task Force recommends.
Many countries with effective cervical cancer vaccination and screening programs have seen incidence and mortality for these malignancies decline in recent years, a new study suggests.
Federal advisory bodies have been slow to endorse postpandemic telehealth coverage because of concerns that an increase in people accessing care would drive up costs.
The co-author of a meta-analysis that relies heavily on the paper has suggested that some critics of the underlying work risk legal action for their efforts.
Operator of Tennessee pain clinic faces at least 20 years in prison for illegal drug distribution; family doctor admits guilt in $6 million fraud scheme; and more.
Subjective concerns of cancer-related cognitive impairment have a greater impact on patient experience than objective measurements in men with prostate cancer, according to an new prospective analysis.
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