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President Joe Biden, who tested positive for a rebound case of COVID-19 Saturday morning, is continuing strict isolation at the White House after “unsurprisingly, […]
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A report published by the Trust for America’s Health (TFAH) on Thursday reveals that “chronic underfunding” of emergency preparedness and prevention programs damaged the
Report: US public health and preparedness faces ‘chronic underfunding’ Read More »
After more than 30 years since he was diagnosed with HIV, a 66-year-old patient is in full remission after receiving a stem cell transplant
66-year-old HIV patient cured by stem cell transplant Read More »
According to new research published today by Vital Transformation, if drug price controls under consideration in the Senate had been in place over the
Drug price controls will destroy drug development, says study Read More »
Today is World Hepatitis Day. With a person dying every 30 seconds from a hepatitis-related illness, according to the World Hepatitis Alliance, viral hepatitis
World Hepatitis Day: Can we eliminate hepatitis? Read More »
In a move to fight genetic high cholesterol, which can be fatal, biotech companies are deploying siRNA and antisense oligonucleotides, according to a new
Biotech companies develop drugs to fight genetic high cholesterol Read More »
This week, the House of Representatives might vote on a plan to prolong telehealth reimbursement flexibilities until 2024. On Tuesday, the House Rules Committee
Legislators propose prolonging telehealth flexibility until end of 2024 Read More »
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to reflect on how the United States continues to deal with the mental health aftermath of
Minority Mental Health Awareness Month: COVID-19 impact and new mental health resources Read More »
With Roe v. Wade overturned, there have been questions and concerns about the impact the ruling will have on patient access to care and
Management of miscarriages in the wake of Dobbs v. Jackson Read More »
The patchwork of state regulations regarding Medicaid coverage for new, innovative treatments can create barriers for patients seeking access to the most advanced therapies,
Report: State Medicaid policies can interfere with access to new treatments Read More »
