Phone visits became an option for many Medicare and Medicaid patients during the pandemic. Now policymakers are deciding whether they’re worth the money.
The incidents are under investigation as public servants and some members of their families undergo medical care. One theory is agents are caught in the crosshairs of harmful spying devices.
Although COVID-19 cases and deaths have dropped significantly nationwide, public health officials have expressed concerns that the coronavirus could surge again in states with low vaccination rates.
Medical subscriptions, a $199 million CEO payday and the race to fix primary care in the U.S. One Medical is betting big that a subscription model can fix primary care.
Despite a challenging year because of COVID, physician salaries dipped only slightly, while the percentage of doctors with a net worth of $1 million or more rose.
Study findings show a causal relationship between exercise and MND, specifically high intensity physical activity in those with a predisposing genetic profile.
New draft guidance from NICE recommends new treatment options for people with moderate rheumatoid arthritis that have not responded to conventional therapies.
Despite significant advances in HIV research, prevention, and treatment, HIV is still criminalized both in the U.S. and abroad. Is this the ultimate challenge to ending the epidemic?
Frank Herd 