Month: July 2022

In a startling turnabout, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Joe Manchin announced an expansive agreement Wednesday that had

The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to extend telehealth reimbursement flexibilities for two years. The bill, H.R.

Men who have sex with men should “for the moment” reduce partners and reconsider sleeping with new people in order

Centene expects a significant number of its Medicare Advantage plans’ star ratings to drop this year, executives said during an

Mayo Clinic and Mercy health system have formed a 10-year collaboration to develop and commercialize algorithms that tailor patient treatment

The FDA’s recall is based on five complaints that allege the software poses a risk to patients through printed labels

The Health and Human Services Department intends to reinstate healthcare nondiscrimination rules that President Donald Trump’s administration tossed out two

The pharmaceutical company Pfizer is not permitted to pay Medicare beneficiaries’ out-of-pocket costs for one of its medications, a federal

The students’ petition included data from a poll of incoming medical students that found that 91.7% were against having Collier

How a patient identifies across racial and ethnic lines can be a greater indicator of their health than their insurance