Medical Article – Page 171

Shifts in Funding Priorities and Vaccine Guidance Contribute to Safety Myths, Plus Reactions to Ruling in U.S. v. Skrmetti — The Monitor

8 months ago01 mins

This volume examines how the cancellation of contracts to develop a bird flu vaccine and unfounded claims by new vaccine advisors reflect persistent myths about the safety of mRNA technology. It also explores false claims linking COVID-19 vaccines to miscarriage and analyzes how reactions to a Supreme Court ruling on gender-affirming care for minors highlights…

Organon Gets More Skin in the Game by Acquiring Roivant’s Dermatology Subsidiary

1 year ago01 mins

By acquiring Dermavant, Organon gets Vtama, a drug approved for treating plaque psoriasis. An FDA decision for the topical cream in atopic dermatitis is expected by the end of 2024. The post Organon Gets More Skin in the Game by Acquiring Roivant’s Dermatology Subsidiary appeared first on MedCity News.

We’re Running Out of Healthcare Workers. A Rose Gold Immigration Card Can Help.

2 months ago01 mins

Americans suffer when hospitals close, nursing homes fall below care standards and mental health services become inaccessible. Immigration should be part of the solution. The post We’re Running Out of Healthcare Workers. A Rose Gold Immigration Card Can Help. appeared first on MedCity News.

M&A Expert: The Landscape of Mergers and Acquisitions Is Clearly Changing

3 months ago01 mins

Financial and policy trends are shifting the M&A landscape now, says a Kaufman Hall expert

Medicaid State Fact Sheets

9 months ago01 mins

What percentage of people are covered by Medicaid in your state? Our State Medicaid fact sheets provide a snapshot with key data for Medicaid in every state related to current coverage, access, and financing, as well as a politics section for each state.

Diabetes Eradication? The New Chronic Condition Care Playbook and How GLP-1s Are Changing the Game

10 months ago01 mins

GLP-1 medications are transforming how we think about chronic disease management and, more importantly, prevention. Ongoing research has found them to be effective in the prevention or treatment of diabetes, heart attacks and strokes, kidney disease, liver disease, sleep apnea, and more. The post Diabetes Eradication? The New Chronic Condition Care Playbook and How GLP-1s…

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Two approaches for measuring treatment value under uncertainty

7 months ago05 mins

That is the title of my new paper in the Forum for Health Economics and Policy (FHEP) and the subtitle is “Estimating Insurance Value and Risk Preferences in Neurology.” This work is co-authored with Kyi-Sin Than, Jacob Fajnor, Jaehong Kim, Elizabeth Mearns, Stacey Kowal, Thomas Majda and Jakub Hlávka. First, the research uses a multiple…

Watch: How Concerns of CDC Scientists Over Political Interference Have Grown This Year

6 months ago01 mins

CNN’s Erica Hill spoke with KFF Health News correspondent Amy Maxmen about leadership changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Maxmen noted that turmoil at the CDC has been occurring since early in the Trump administration. She recently explored these issues in her article “Health Insurers Limit Coverage of Prosthetic Limbs, Questioning Their…

Maryland Is Training More Health Workers To Offer Abortion Care

1 year ago06 mins

In the two counties around nurse practitioner Samantha Marsee’s clinic in rural northeastern Maryland, there’s not a single clinic that provides abortions. And until recently, Marsee herself wasn’t trained to treat patients who wanted to end a pregnancy. “I didn’t really have a lot of knowledge about abortion care,” she said. After Roe v. Wade…

New Report: Nurse Workload Worsens Despite Staffing Improvements

4 months ago01 mins

The report reveals that increased workloads and skipped breaks significantly impact nurse retention

Stanford Health Care Focuses on Fair, Useful, and Reliable AI Models

Pfizer Ends Sangamo Alliance With Gene Therapy for Hemophilia on Cusp of FDA Filing

How healthcare providers can prepare for flu season

An Arm and a Leg: A Few Good Things From 2025 (Really)

Amid Growing Measles Outbreak, More Americans Are Encountering False Claims About the Measles Vaccine, and Many Aren’t Sure What to Believe

Instead of Selling, Some Rural Hospitals Band Together To Survive

Shifts in Funding Priorities and Vaccine Guidance Contribute to Safety Myths, Plus Reactions to Ruling in U.S. v. Skrmetti — The Monitor

Organon Gets More Skin in the Game by Acquiring Roivant’s Dermatology Subsidiary

We’re Running Out of Healthcare Workers. A Rose Gold Immigration Card Can Help.

M&A Expert: The Landscape of Mergers and Acquisitions Is Clearly Changing

Medicaid State Fact Sheets

Diabetes Eradication? The New Chronic Condition Care Playbook and How GLP-1s Are Changing the Game

Two approaches for measuring treatment value under uncertainty

Watch: How Concerns of CDC Scientists Over Political Interference Have Grown This Year

Maryland Is Training More Health Workers To Offer Abortion Care

New Report: Nurse Workload Worsens Despite Staffing Improvements