Fracture risk is elevated both before and after a cancer diagnosis, with the highest rates observed in the years immediately following diagnosis, according to study findings published in the Journal ...

After injury or serious illness, recovery doesn't end when treatment is complete. At WVU Medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists are helping patients rebuild strength, restore ...

Prescribing antidepressants according to a patient's genetic makeup could help manage depressive symptoms in the long-term, a clinical trial suggests.

In a social media landscape shaped by hashtags, algorithms, and viral posts, nurse leaders must decide: Will they let the narrative spiral, or can they adapt and join the conversation? ...

AI-driven, automated claim denials and excessive medical record requests are creating significant administrative waste for ...

Nemours' new Institute for Maternal Fetal Health has several cutting-edge capabilities such as an advanced delivery unit, ...

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Governance structures lag behind system growth, with boards overseeing more risk and complexity without the evolution needed ...

Emergency and hospital-based medicine providers are particularly exposed to the negative trend in Medicare reimbursement ...

For clinical leaders, the primary elements of collaborative leadership include listening to staff, engaging communities, and ...

Muted respiratory season and policy-driven payer shifts dent early volumes—but executives signal confidence in rebound and reimbursement tailwinds.

At a House Ways and Means Committee hearing, lawmakers targeted pricing and market power while executives pointed to cost pressures and reimbursement gaps.