The Missing Piece of Preventive Dental Care Lies in the Bite
Historically, prevention has focused on protecting teeth from decay and gum disease. However, long-term oral…
The Missing Piece of Preventive Dental Care Lies in the Bite
Historically, prevention has focused on protecting teeth from decay and gum disease. However, long-term oral health is also shaped by how the teeth, muscles, and jaw function together over time. The post The Missing Piece of Preventive Dental Care Lies in the Bite appeared first on MedCity News.
Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Needs Better Visibility Into Risk Signals
Gaps in prevention are not frequently due to a complete lack of information, but instead the fact that organizations don’t have a clear way to see how the pieces fit together until after an incident has occurred. The post Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Needs Better Visibility Into Risk Signals appeared first on MedCity News.
Variability in Rebimbursement Rates for State Funded Abortion Services for Medicaid Enrollees: A 2026 Update
This KFF analysis examines physician fee schedules for medication abortion and abortion procedures to see what states that use their own state funds to pay for abortion services are reimbursing for providing abortion services to Medicaid enrollees.
INVEST Digital Health Conference Returns with Focus on Consumers
Scheduled for October 29 at Pegasus Park in Dallas, the theme of the INVEST Digital Health conference will be consumers in healthcare from d2c diagnostics to GLP-1 drugs and wearables. Register today! The post INVEST Digital Health Conference Returns with Focus on Consumers appeared first on MedCity News.
Watch: Why Abortions Are on the Rise Since ‘Roe’ Was Overturned
Say you live in deep-red Louisiana, a state that has effectively banned abortion. It may be easier for you to get abortion pills now than before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Here’s why — and what it means for future battles over abortion access. And as a federal court mulls a case that…
Budget Battle Erupts in Nation’s Capital Over Opioid Settlement Money
Your browser does not support the audio element. Can’t see the audio player? Visit kffhealthnews.org to listen. For years, Washington, D.C., has paid for Medicaid — the state-federal health insurance program for low-income people — out of its general budget. But next year, the city is shifting part of that recurring multimillion-dollar cost to a…
Is There Hope for Parkinson’s Disease Patients?
By STEVEN ZECOLA Congress will need to amend its faltering Parkinson’s disease legislation if it hopes to achieve meaningful results. Why Change Is Necessary For more than 50 years, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has pursued Parkinson’s disease (PD) research with limited success. Nearly $5 billion has been spent, yet no approved treatment exists…
Moderna Gets FDA Approval for mRNA Flu Vaccine, But CDC Input Still Uncertain
The FDA approved Moderna’s flu vaccine mFLUSIVA, a regulatory decision that comes six months after the agency refused to review the mRNA shot and then quickly reversed its position. But a recommendation from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory committee is key for payer coverage, and that committee has not met all year…
Report: What Employers Think About ICHRAs
A new survey found that many employers are considering ICHRAs, though concerns about awareness, affordability and the individual insurance market continue to slow adoption. The post Report: What Employers Think About ICHRAs appeared first on MedCity News.
Debunked Episode 29: CMS GLP-1 Drug Pilot Program, RPM Strategy Raise Questions
At MedCity News’ inaugural Bullseye conference in Chicago, Debunked Podcast co-hosts Arundhati Parmar and Samir Batra discussed recent CMS actions and Mayo Clinic’s former research director, who has filed a complaint against the medical center over how it’s deploying AI. The post Debunked Episode 29: CMS GLP-1 Drug Pilot Program, RPM Strategy Raise Questions appeared…
