Mental Health Bill Nears Final Approval
The UK’s bill advances in Parliament, expanding patient rights and limiting detentions.
Health & Medicine
Court Ruling Cuts Humana’s Medicare Bonuses
A Texas judge upheld Medicare ratings, costing Humana billions in bonuses.
Medical Malpractice Explained: What Every Patient Should Know About Their Rights
Medical malpractice law exists to hold negligent providers accountable and protect patients.
Tiny Particles Show Big Promise for Liver Healing
Texas A&M scientists create nanoparticles to help reverse liver damage.
Infant Medication Errors in Miami and How Parents Can Take Action
Should you decide to pursue compensation, prompt action is essential because Florida’s time limits and pursuit rules can bar claims that wait too long.
Family Conflict, Peer Pressure Linked to Teen Mental Health
Study finds family conflict and peer pressure strongly predict teen mental health.
New Model Boosts Reliability in Drug Discovery
Vanderbilt study improves machine learning reliability in predicting new drug interactions.
Soft Drinks Linked to Depression Through Gut Changes
Study finds sugary drinks may alter gut bacteria tied to depression.
Doctors Battle Insurers Over Downcoding Payments
Doctors across the U.S. say automated insurance downcoding is cutting payments and threatening patient care.
Private Equity Expands Control Over Surgery Centers
Report urges tighter oversight as private equity dominates outpatient surgery market.