The ACA banned discriminating against patients with pre-existing conditions. So insurers started targeting their doctors instead. Dr Mattie Feldman discusses this ‘discrimination by another name.’
In the first of a series of interviews with rheumatologists who transitioned from being employed to being an employer, Dr Nilanjana Bose talks about the steps she took to do what was in her heart.
An Arizona judge on Friday struck down three state laws that limited access to abortion, saying the restrictions violated a right to abortion that was added to the state’s…
Ultrasound with the International Ovarian Tumour Analysis model at 10% yields better sensitivity than the standard risk prediction tool in triaging premenopausal women for early ovarian cancer.
A study of 400 women finds that prior pregnancy experience does not reduce anxiety or stress in a second pregnancy, underscoring the need for targeted mental health interventions.
International guidelines recommend anal and liver surveillance for people with HIV, but Brazil lacks a national protocol; clinicians should integrate screening and vaccination.
Software providers that won’t share data are creating unnecessary friction within the healthcare system and should be penalized, argues the Australian Medical Association.
A recent analysis reveals that ovarian cancer survivors who perform acupressure on themselves can help reduce cancer-related fatigue, with most reaching normal levels.
Experts warn that coercive control often underlies intimate partner violence and urge clinicians to use structured consultations, documentation, and reporting to protect victims.
Frank Herd 