The top news stories in medicine today.

Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP sat down with Medical Economics for an exclusive Q&A.

Famed television host will join RFK Jr. ‘to take on the illness industrial complex,’ president-elect says in news reports.

Study shows that ownership model matters when it comes to caregiver satisfaction, and that doctors should know the ownership structure of hospices.

An atypical career led to atypical results – including financial security and work-life balance

From promises of widespread forgiveness to halted payments, followed by a chaotic mess of legal disputes over repayment plans, federal student loan borrowers are on an emotional rollercoaster.

The top news stories in medicine today.

A study has identified a strategy for using AI models in health care, maintaining efficiency and reducing costs by 17 times.

Study finds sitting too long may undermine heart health, even with exercise

If providers invest in the right technologies, they are well positioned to reduce denials, cost to collect and labor costs, accelerate cash flow, and deliver a better patient experience.

Managing payment is a key factor working against medical practices. Here’s how artificial intelligence could relieve administrative burdens.

Emma Schuering, JD, of the Polsinelli law firm discusses non-compete agreements in health care.

As we prepare for a new Congress in January, it’s essential to ensure legislators and their staff fully understand the implications of nuclear medicine policy shifts on patient care and medical innovation.

The September rate cut signals the beginning of a cutting cycle that’s likely to bring down most interest rates in the U.S. economy.

The top news stories in medicine today.

The US Preventative Services Task Force recently issued a draft recommendation statement on domestic violence and caregiver abuse screenings.

A study suggests that if health care professionals are better trained with AI than its potential to make care more effective could be in the near future.

Ransomware activity in healthcare is reaching critical levels, and physicians need to take action to protect their practices and their reputations

Change is coming in 2025, but physicians can maximize reimbursement for remote physiological monitoring and chronic care management.

A majority of surveyed physicians have already seen benefits of AI and believe in its continued improvement.

When providers adopt digital tools, they can deliver a better consumer experience that promotes greater patient satisfaction and increases the likelihood of prompt collections.

The top news stories in medicine today.

Trump taps vaccine skeptic Kennedy at HHS to 'make America healthy again.'

The Healthcare AI Challenge offers a virtual environment in which professionals can experience the latest AI health care solutions.