CorWave reports strong preclinical results for next-generation heart pump, eyes human trials
CorWave advances heart failure treatment with a groundbreaking LVAD, showcasing promising preclinical results and paving the way for human trials.
Mergers and acquisitions and economics trends for the physician practice management sector
What to make of the market right now? Here are insights on factors driving consolidation and strategies to build value in the physician practice management sector.
AI-powered diagnostics: What physicians think about AI diagnosing patients
AI tools are becoming more prevalent in back office operations, but they are also making inroads on the diagnostic side.
AI-powered diagnostics: How the tools are developing to help doctors
ACP policy update 2025: A conversation with Brian E. Outland, PhD
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses what 2025's health care shifts mean for physicians at the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2025 in New Orleans.
USPSTF eyes update to vision screening guidelines for young children; a $134M ACA subsidy fraud scheme; autism not tied to faster cognitive decline in older adults – Morning Medical Update
The top news stories in medicine today.
ACP policy update 2025: Regulatory uncertainty creates risk for physicians adopting new technology
Discover how the communication freeze impacts the Physician Fee Schedule and compliance in healthcare, ensuring you stay informed and compliant.
ACP policy update 2025: How federal funding freezes could undermine clinical innovation and training
Funding freeze impacts Veterans Affairs and disrupts graduate medical education, raising concerns about future healthcare training and veteran support.
ACP policy update 2025: What's next for value-based care?
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses what practices should be doing now with the future of value-based programs up in the air.
ACP policy update 2025: How Medicaid cuts threaten community-based primary care
Brian Outland, PhD, expalins how Medicaid cuts threaten community-based primary care.
ACP policy update 2025: Medicare appeal delays could strain practice operations
Brian Outland, PhD, discusses how Medicare appeal delays could strain practice operations.
ACP policy update 2025: How cuts to HHS could impact physicians and patients
Brian Outland, PhD, explains how HHS cuts could impact physicians and their patients.
Former DOJ officials warn of ‘big health care’ monopolies
Experts warn that expanding health care conglomerates threaten competition, increase costs and limit independent practitioners' autonomy, urging regulatory action.
Wearable device can detect individual cells moving in the bloodstream
MIT's CircTrek device revolutionizes health monitoring by detecting individual cells in real-time, promising personalized treatments and improved patient outcomes.
The 7 secrets of a fulfilling medical career
Discover seven evidence-based strategies to reignite your passion for medicine and combat burnout, ensuring a fulfilling and sustainable career.
Match Day: Three physician leaders describe a milestone in the education of a doctor
Every spring, new physicians learn where they will have their residencies.
The risks of teen drinking and the role of family medicine physicians
Teen drinking poses serious risks to adolescent health, affecting brain development and increasing addiction potential. There are effective strategies to address this issue.
Cirtec Medical continues investment in Costa Rica with major expansion of medical device manufacturing operations
Cirtec Medical expands its Costa Rica operations, enhancing global manufacturing capabilities and meeting rising demand for high-quality medical devices.
Prior authorization: How it evolved, why it burdens physicians and patients, and the promise of AI
Learn how prior authorization began, why it hurts doctors and patients, and how new CMS rules and AI could finally streamline the process in 2025 and beyond.
AI-powered diagnostics: What physicians need to know about artificial intelligence diagnosing patients
First proton beam arc therapy in the U.S. for rare cancer; a 6-year sentence for an opioid scheme; Trump administration cuts funding to landmark women’s health initiative – Morning Medical Update
U.S. dementia costs to reach $781 billion in 2025 — who’s really paying for it?
Dementia costs will soar to $781 billion by 2025, driven by unpaid caregiving and lost income, highlighting the emotional toll on families.
The quick fix fail: Why medical practice problems keep coming back: Physician Growth Accelerator
Discover how trust impacts your medical practice's success and learn to address foundational issues for lasting solutions in this insightful podcast episode.
Validic and Tenovi join forces to expand access to remote patient monitoring
Move expected to help expand digital health access in underserved communities
HHS, FDA move to ban synthetic ‘poisonous compound’ food colorings and dyes
The FDA announces a phased ban on oil-based food colorings, prioritizing children's health and promoting natural alternatives in American foods.
FDA grants Breakthrough approval for Epiminder’s Implantable EEG System for epilepsy monitoring
This is the first time an implantable, long-term EEG monitoring device has been authorized for use in the United States.
Rural regions face declining numbers of physicians: report
Looking at recent trend data compiled by the Physicians Advocacy Institute.
Rural health is losing doctors: Patient access to health care is at risk
Reviewing the state of rural health care with the Physicians Advocacy Institute CEO Kelly Kenney, JD.
Rural health is losing doctors: Policies have accelerated loss of independent physicians
U.S. cancer deaths still declining; NJ marketers sentenced in $127M Medicare kickback scheme; middle-aged Americans among the loneliest in the world – Morning Medical Update
