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The top news stories in medicine today.

A recently published commentary calls for traumatic brain injury to be classified alongside diabetes, asthma, depression and heart failure.

A patient-centered approach requires prioritizing affordability and accessibility and yields improved cash flow and patient care access.

Both brick-and-mortar and virtual options are failing to meet the need

The top news stories in medicine today.

A study of Japanese physicians assessed the link between sleep duration, objective alertness and psychological health.

Researchers from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia found racial and childhood opportunity-based disparities in treatment path for pediatric concussions.

Doctors, ambulatory surgical centers, hospitals all could be affected; plan includes hospital reinvestment for those that need it.

Rep. Greg Murphy, MD, discusses PBMs and new blockbuster antiobesity drugs, and predicts election success for former president Donald Trump.

Patients agree that clinicians should know social determinants of health data, but barriers surrounding clinician-patient relationships and the data collection process make the exchange of information difficult.

The final CMS rule for the Physician Fee Schedule boosts primary care, but advocacy groups say the reimbursement cuts are untenable.

The top news stories in medicine today.

Rep. Greg Murphy, MD, is sponsoring legislation to improve Medicare pay to doctors.

New research highlights the importance of healthy lifestyle changes and family history to reduce the risk of pancreatic disease.

While several conditions pose a risk of losing one’s smell, new research also suggests ways to strengthen the olfactory senses.

Senator, representatives send letter asking CMS to increase oversight.

Nearly half of all drug-related supply chain issues resulted in drug shortages in the U.S. between 2017 and 2021.

The guideline offers new recommendations for the prescription of opioids for children and adolescents with symptoms of acute pain.

Stockpiling more imported disposable gowns is not the answer. Instead, follow the lead of NASEM and consider reusable personal protective equipment.

As open enrollment approaches, a survey of Medicare patients reveals their top concerns about the program

The top news stories in medicine today.

New global survey tallies levels of patient group involvement in research, care delivery and more.

Are retail giants still a threat to the primary care practice?

Based on 23 key health metrics, SmileHub compiled nationwide rankings of health & wellness; these 10 states scored the highest.

What doctors should know about using neurofeedback to overcome attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and literacy barriers.

A new report determined the importance of communication in patients’ outcomes and emotional states.

Artificial intelligence and personalized incentive structures are coming together to take pressure for treatment plan adherence off doctors’ shoulders.