Medical Care

Culture 2023-06-29T22:07:58Z
Economy 2022-12-05T16:31:45Z

Popular Medicare Advantage plans have 'clear cases of overpayments and improper billing of US taxpayers,' advocates and analysts say

Medicare enrollment ends December 7. Critics say the popular Medicare Advantage plans are costly.
News 2022-07-02T01:44:01Z

A 10-year-old was forced to cross state lines for an abortion after Ohio's ban went into place. The Indiana doctor who helped her will soon be unable to assist others.

As Ohio outlawed abortions after six weeks, doctors in neighboring Indiana described an influx of patients from out-of-state seeking the procedure, including a pregnant 10-year-old.
Politics 2022-06-18T12:02:00Z

Less than half of American men say they've been to the doctor in the past 6 months, new poll finds

Another 13% had not been to the doctor in the past year, and 9%, like Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman, hadn't gone in the past 5 years.
Healthcare 2021-05-13T12:58:30Z

We found out how much typical employees at 23 biotechs make

These are Insider's biggest healthcare stories for May 13.
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Military & Defense 2020-09-27T13:41:00Z

Americans are 'not sensitized' to high US casualties likely in a future war, Marine Corps' top officer says

The US Marine Corps is preparing for a future conflict against an adversary with similar capabilities.
News 2020-08-21T00:55:39Z

More people are receiving at-home medical care during the pandemic to avoid getting sick with COVID-19, and it could set home-health programs up for rapid growth

"I would recommend it in a heartbeat for anybody to be able to stay at home," William Merry, who received at-home care for pneumonia told the AP.
Premium Healthcare 2020-04-20T15:54:00Z

Financial strain from the coronavirus pandemic could force doctors to sell their practices or even close their doors permanently

20% of primary care practices now believe they will temporarily close within the next month. And the financial strain might lead them to shutter.
Premium Retail 2020-03-24T19:59:15Z

Pharmacists at CVS and Walgreens describe nerve-racking interactions with potentially infected customers as locations are overrun during the coronavirus pandemic

CVS and Walgreens pharmacists describe long hours with no relief, no protective gear, and little corporate guidance as the coronavirus spreads.
Politics 2018-05-06T18:18:00Z

Hospitals are at risk of getting hit with cyber attacks — and patients' lives could be in danger

Hospital data is some of the most sensitive data, but right now medical records and electronic devices that keep patients alive are vulnerable to breaches. Healthcare needs to prioritize security for medical staff, protocol, and administration.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. UK 2018-02-22T12:37:09Z

A former undercover police officer explains why criminalising drug users isn't working

Former drug squad officer Neil Woods says the way we treat drug users has to change to a more medical approach.
Tech 2017-11-30T15:23:00Z

DIGITAL HEALTH BRIEFING: Google's latest digital health moves — GE partners with Nvidia — Digital health platform in China could see $1 billion IPO

Google announced a number of strategic cloud partnerships with IT companies in the healthcare industry.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. News 2017-09-19T12:00:00Z

This record-breaking drone could spark a revolution in American healthcare

A record-breaking drone being tested by Johns Hopkins University could spark a revolution in American healthcare by reaching people in remote areas.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. News 2017-08-15T15:14:37Z

Scientists are testing out a device that could heal organs and brain injuries in seconds

This non-invasive chip uses a process called Tissue Nanotransfection to alter skin cells. It may be able to heal anything from nerve damage to brain injuries.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. Science 2017-06-06T17:09:16Z

The surprising reason why the Heimlich maneuver is no longer called 'the Heimlich'

The "Heimlich" maneuver has an oddly controversial history.
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Your Money Contributors 2017-05-17T19:04:15Z

Here's the difference between Medicaid and Medicare

Here's a breakdown of what kind of coverage each program entails, and who they cover.
Science 2017-04-09T19:30:00Z

Here's how much money doctors actually make

Not all doctors take home the same amount of money. Here's who earns the most and the least by specialty. Race plays a role, too.
Health 2017-04-06T14:39:00Z

Here's how much money doctors actually make

Not all doctors take home the same amount of money. Here's who earns the most and the least by specialty. Race plays a role, too.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. Tech 2017-02-22T19:52:18Z

This incredible device makes the veins underneath your skin glow

It will help doctors treat patients much faster.
Play Icon A triangle pointing right. It indicates that this type of media can be played or that the linked content is playable. Science 2017-01-18T12:08:00Z

An eye doctor explains why your eyes twitch sometimes

Do you ever have that thing where the corner of your eye twitches? Dr. Schuman explains why your eyes are doing this, and what you can do to get them to stop.
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