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Patient preferences for attributes of bispecific antibodies for relapse/refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in the US

7 months ago02 mins

That is the title of a paper published today in Future Oncology with co-authors Erin Mulvey, Kyi-Sin Than, Sanjana Muthukrishnan, Alex Mutebi, Anindit Chhibber, Anthony Wang, Abualbishr Alshreef, Diala Harb, Victor Gonzalez, Sarah Quinlan, Vardhaman Patel and Patrick Connor Johnson. The study was conducted in collaboration with the Lymphoma Research Foundation. The abstract is below:…

Limitados por políticas de Trump, los registros de cáncer solo reconocerán a pacientes como “hombre” o “mujer”

6 months ago019 mins

Las máximas autoridades en estadísticas del cáncer de Estados Unidos pronto deberán clasificar el sexo de los pacientes estrictamente como hombre, mujer o desconocido, un cambio que, según científicos y defensores de pacientes, afectará negativamente la salud de la población transgénero, una de las más marginadas del país. Médicos y activistas por los derechos de…

Immunology Startup Ouro Sets Out With $120M for Drugs That Reset the Immune System

1 year ago01 mins

Ouro Medicines’ drugs deplete disease-driving immune cells, allowing the immune system to reset with naïve cells that don’t attack the body. Monograph Capital founded the startup in partnership with GSK. The post Immunology Startup Ouro Sets Out With $120M for Drugs That Reset the Immune System appeared first on MedCity News.

After Congress Ended Extra Cash Aid for Families, Communities Tackle Child Poverty Alone

2 years ago017 mins

If you bring a baby into the Hurley Children’s Center clinic in downtown Flint, Michigan, Mona Hanna will find you. The pediatrician, who gained national prominence for helping uncover the city’s water crisis in 2015, strode across the waiting room in her white lab coat, eyes laser-focused on the chubby baby in the lap of…

White Bagging: A Prescription for Disruption in Care

10 months ago01 mins

White bagging not only creates significant uncompensated administrative burden and scheduling challenges for providers, but it also delays or limits access to necessary medication for patients. The post White Bagging: A Prescription for Disruption in Care appeared first on MedCity News.

When It Comes to AI, Rural Doctors Have FOMO — Meditech & Suki Are Teaming Up to Address This

2 years ago01 mins

Meditech is integrating Suki’s AI assistant into more than a dozen rural health systems, including St. Mary’s Healthcare in New York and Decatur County Memorial Hospital in Indiana. The post When It Comes to AI, Rural Doctors Have FOMO — Meditech & Suki Are Teaming Up to Address This appeared first on MedCity News.

Rural NC County Is Set To Reopen Its Shuttered Hospital With Help From a New Federal Program

2 years ago013 mins

WILLIAMSTON, N.C. — On a mid-August morning, Christopher Harrison stood in front of the shuttered Martin General Hospital recalling the day a year earlier when he snapped pictures as workers covered the facility’s sign. “Yes, sir. It was a sad day,” Harrison said of the financial collapse of the small rural hospital, where all four…

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Are drug prices value-based?

3 weeks ago014 mins

One of the central tensions in pharmaceutical policy is the gap between what a drug is worth and what it actually costs. In theory, a drug’s price should reflect its value — its ability to improve health outcomes relative to the next best alternative. In practice, list prices are set by manufacturers, net prices are shaped by opaque…

How Might Federal Medicaid Cuts in the Senate-Passed Reconciliation Bill Affect Rural Areas?

11 months ago01 mins

Under the Senate-passed reconciliation bill, federal Medicaid spending in rural areas is estimated to decline by $155 billion, more than in the House-passed bill, and far more than the $50 billion appropriated for the rural health fund.

America’s Aging Crossroads: Will We Rise to the Challenge or Fall Behind?

1 year ago01 mins

This is not just about today’s older adults — it’s about the next 50 years. If we design a smarter, more sustainable system now, we will all benefit when our time comes. The post America’s Aging Crossroads: Will We Rise to the Challenge or Fall Behind? appeared first on MedCity News.

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Patient preferences for attributes of bispecific antibodies for relapse/refractory diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in the US

Limitados por políticas de Trump, los registros de cáncer solo reconocerán a pacientes como “hombre” o “mujer”

Immunology Startup Ouro Sets Out With $120M for Drugs That Reset the Immune System

After Congress Ended Extra Cash Aid for Families, Communities Tackle Child Poverty Alone

White Bagging: A Prescription for Disruption in Care

When It Comes to AI, Rural Doctors Have FOMO — Meditech & Suki Are Teaming Up to Address This

Rural NC County Is Set To Reopen Its Shuttered Hospital With Help From a New Federal Program

Are drug prices value-based?

How Might Federal Medicaid Cuts in the Senate-Passed Reconciliation Bill Affect Rural Areas?

America’s Aging Crossroads: Will We Rise to the Challenge or Fall Behind?