Private Equity Hospices Spend Less on Patient Care
Study finds private equity hospices earn more while spending less on patient care.
Health & Medicine
3 Ways Hospitals Can Fail Pregnant Women and How the Legal System Deals with It
Keeping yourself informed is the best way to prevent hospital negligence and know what to do if you end up becoming a victim.
Early Screen Time Linked to Lower Test Scores
Children with higher early screen exposure showed weaker reading and math performance later.
New Mexico Patients Organize for Healthcare Reform
Patients share stories to push for healthcare system improvements.
Hospitals Restrict Access to Faster Cancer Treatment
Hospitals and insurers restrict access to a faster breast cancer therapy.
ATA Launches Enhanced Data-Driven Benchmarking Tool to Measure Readiness for Telehealth at County and Zip Code Levels
The ATA’s Digital Infrastructure Score and mapping tool reveals the true state of digital readiness across U.S. communities, allowing stakeholders to make more precise investments, build stronger patient engagement, and improve access and health equity outcomes.
Rising Temperatures Endanger Aging Hearts Worldwide
Older adults face increased cardiovascular strain and death risk as global heat intensifies.
The Ethics and Regulation of the Cosmetic Procedure Boom in Australia
The boom in cosmetic procedures in Australia is so much more than a simple beauty trend; it also presents a serious regulatory challenge.
Study Finds Faster Transplants Safe for Leukemia Patients
Trial shows skipping chemotherapy before transplant doesn’t reduce leukemia survival.
Rising Heart Risks During Pregnancy
New research links rising pregnancy heart complications to increasing preexisting health risks.