Medicare Changes Cut Cancer Drug Costs
New Medicare rules and payment plans make expensive cancer drugs more affordable.
Health & Medicine
Iowa Hospitals Struggle With Doctor Shortages
Iowa’s rural hospitals face growing doctor shortage worsened by pandemic burnout.
Vices in Disguise: How Devices Hijack Your Brain and Attention
If you’re not careful, failing to defend your own focus might just be the most consequential case you ever lose.
FDA Job Cuts Disrupt Safety Operations
The agency enfaces major disruptions from recent job cuts, affecting food safety inspections, communications, and staffing.
Paternal Depression Can Have Lasting Effects
Depressed fathers can deeply affect their children’s behavior, confidence, and development.
Loneliness Warning Ignored, Older Adults Still Suffer
Loneliness epidemic grows as older adults continue to face isolation and limited support.
The Legal Rights of Patients in Addiction Treatment: What You Need to Know
Understanding your rights as a patient empowers you to take an active role in your recovery journey.
New Tool Brings Order to Genomic Research
A new tool improves genomic research by streamlining reference sequence identification and analysis.
Study Links Age, Sex, Genetics to Dementia Biomarkers
A study reveals how age, sex, and genetics impact dementia biomarker levels in blood.
How Payer-Provider Collaboration Is Creating a More Patient-Friendly Healthcare Industry
If recent events served as a call to action for health insurance companies to modify their current process, it was one of many messages received over the years with the intention of putting patients first.