Blood Centers Complement Hospitals to Drive Cell and Gene Therapy Access

Blood centers are neutral partners, as they do not compete with hospitals for patients. Instead, they complement hospitals by providing a focused array of high-quality, specialized, patient-centric services, allowing hospitals to maintain primary relationships with patients and their families. The post Blood Centers Complement Hospitals to Drive Cell and Gene Therapy Access appeared first on…

Read More

The Scientific Frontier of Ingestible Sensors

Ingestible sensors are emerging as a promising frontier in gastroenterology, offering a minimally invasive way to monitor the gastrointestinal (GI) tract in real time. Instead of relying solely on endoscopy or colonoscopy—which are costly, invasive, and often avoided by patients—swallowable devices can capture biochemical signals such as gases and redox balance as they pass through…

Read More

Suggested Reading

Meyer and Wyse: “Medicaid Expansion Reduced Mortality”Cannon response: “If…[Medicare and Medicaid]…were drugs, regulators would pull them from the market” and “Randomized Controlled Trials of Medicare and Medicaid, Please”L.A. Times to use the Green Bay Packers ownership model?Obesity: Diet > ExercisePrivacy laws for brain data.

Read More