Texas Court Case Could Threaten Americans’ Health Care Nationwide
A federal lawsuit out of Texas could end access to free lifesaving preventive health care services for nearly 168 million people in the US with private insurance.
A federal lawsuit out of Texas could end access to free lifesaving preventive health care services for nearly 168 million people in the US with private insurance.
After contracting COVID-19 last week, President Joe Biden has tested negative for the virus and ended his isolation period.
Taking extended leave during residency for parental or medical leave does not appear to impact subsequent board scores.
Ransomware attacks now account for 25% of all data breaches, according to Verizon’s 2022 Data Breach Investigation Report.
In COPD, how does using single-inhaler triple therapy instead of multiple-inhaler triple therapy affect health care costs, mortality, and treatment adherence?
Researchers assessed the temporal relationship between alcohol use and self-reported health status among men and women with HIV infection.
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A new division in the U.S. Department of HHS will focus solely on coordinating responses to pandemic threats and other health emergencies.
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Researchers assessed whether motivational interviews delivered by physicians increase antiretroviral therapy adherence among patients disengaged from HIV care.