Need a Second Opinion? Here Are 5 Top-Rated Spine Surgeons in Los Angeles
[Sponsored] Learn how to find qualified spine surgeons for a second opinion in Los Angeles…
Need a Second Opinion? Here Are 5 Top-Rated Spine Surgeons in Los Angeles
[Sponsored] Learn how to find qualified spine surgeons for a second opinion in Los Angeles by comparing the leading options from regional medical facilities. The post Need a Second Opinion? Here Are 5 Top-Rated Spine Surgeons in Los Angeles appeared first on MedCity News.
Teal Health Teams Up With Thatch to Expand Access to Cervical Cancer Screening
Through a new partnership, Thatch’s employer customers can now offer Teal Health’s at-home cervical cancer screening as an employee benefit through an ICHRA. The post Teal Health Teams Up With Thatch to Expand Access to Cervical Cancer Screening appeared first on MedCity News.
GSK Gets FDA Approval for New Severe Asthma Drug With a Dosing Advantage
GSK’s Exdensur requires just two injections a year to treat severe asthma. Less frequent injections give this new biologic medicine a dosing edge over one of GSK’s own blockbuster respiratory products as well as severe asthma drugs from companies such as AstraZeneca, Sanofi, and Amgen. The post GSK Gets FDA Approval for New Severe Asthma…
House Republicans Block Last Ditch Effort to Preserve ACA Subsidies Amid Political Tensions
The legislative deadlock over ACA subsidies would leave many middle-income households facing higher premiums
The EU pharmaceutical package and most-favored nation pricing – A paradox in European policy design
In my latest Guest Column in The Evidence Base, II am joined by my colleague Tiago Beck as we examine how global pricing reforms are reshaping the European pharmaceutical landscape. Building on their session at ISPOR Europe 2025, the column explores the growing tension between EU access ambitions and international policy pressures – offering a…
When Inaction Becomes Negligence in the Age of AI
We are on the cusp of being held accountable not just for what we did wrong, but for what we failed to do, especially when readily available, life-saving technology could have made a difference. The post When Inaction Becomes Negligence in the Age of AI appeared first on MedCity News.
Best PACS Systems for Small Imaging Centers: Top Solutions for Growing Practices
[Sponsored] For small imaging centers that are scaling, a well-chosen PACS improves throughput, protects patient data and lowers ownership costs by moving workflows to efficient, often cloud-enabled platforms. The post Best PACS Systems for Small Imaging Centers: Top Solutions for Growing Practices appeared first on MedCity News.
Beyond the Numbers: Every Data Point Tells a Different Story
While data and cost are important elements in recognizing issues, the measure of success isn’t just about the data or the numbers; it’s about ensuring that older adults can manage and maintain their expectations about health and aging in place. The post Beyond the Numbers: Every Data Point Tells a Different Story appeared first on…
Oregon Hospital Races To Build a Tsunami Shelter as FEMA Fights To Cut Its Funding
ASTORIA, Ore. — Residents of this small coastal city in the Pacific Northwest know what to do when there’s a tsunami warning: Flee to higher ground. For those in or near Columbia Memorial, the city’s only hospital, there will soon be a different plan: Shelter in place. The hospital is building a new facility next…
In the Vast Expanses of Indian Country, Broadband Gaps Create Health Gaps, Too
FORT HALL RESERVATION, Idaho — Standing atop Ferry Butte, Frances Goli scanned the more than half a million acres of Shoshone-Bannock tribal land below as she dug her hands into the pockets of a pink pullover. The April wind was chilly at one of the tribes’ highest vistas in remote southeastern Idaho. “Our goal is…
