The examines the experiences of 22 female patients in West Virginia whose insurance provider discontinued coverage for anti-obesity medications. Through semi-structured interviews, the study reveals that this policy change caused profound emotional distress, including feelings of hopelessness, anger, and unjust stigmatization.
Insiders say board members must be held accountable and drive positive change from the top down
Facing a rise in workplace violence, hospitals across the U.S. are implementing portable panic buttons to ensure nurse safety and prompt emergency responses.
Louisiana has started monitoring abortion pills. Some other states are likely to follow suit. It could have disastrous consequences for patients.
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If you’ve been forced to wait for medical care recently, you’re not alone. | American Medical Association President Bruce Scott, M.D., says increased reimbursement for…
The Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry says its audits of Novo Nordisk contain “company sensitive information… They are not intended to be public documents.”
Samsung’s digital health armamentarium includes smart TVs, tablets, phones, watches and rings. Cherry Drulis, Samsung’s director of healthcare mobile B2B, sat down with MobiHealthNews at…
The World Health Organization (WHO) today designated the Digital Ethics Centre at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands as a WHO Collaborating Centre on…
Faulkner spoke about the role that Epic plays in health system consolidation, its future product roadmap and the changing definition of interoperability.
Pope Francis is showing a “good response” to his treatment for double pneumonia and his doctors have determined his prognosis is no longer guarded, the…
