Medicare’s GLP-1 Bridge Program Offers Access, But Isn’t Straightforward

Medicare patients are getting access to GLP-1s for obesity through the Bridge program. But questions linger regarding eligibility criteria, prior authorization and costs.

4 In 5 Toddler Foods Are Ultra-Processed, New Study Finds

A doctor explains a new study on ultra-processed foods and provides practical advice for parents on how toddlers can eat healthier.

Four In Five Toddler Foods Are Ultra-Processed, New Study Finds

A doctor explains a new study on ultra-processed foods and provides practical advice for parents on how toddlers can eat healthier.

Trump Administration Ending Program Designed To Keep Medicare Premiums Down

By ending subsidies to standalone prescription drug plans, it’s expected they will have to raise premiums for at least 11 million Medicare beneficiaries.

Digital Health Funding Is Booming, Especially For Wearables

The wearables industry has captured a significant amount of the capital in healthcare.

Data. Data. Data. How Can Wearables Really Help Us?

We have the data. Now how can we inflluence decisions? Wearables can impact our health- but doctors need to be on board.

We Need More Embedded Critics In Healthcare

Healthcare needs more leaders willing to call their babies ugly. This kind of self-indictment will be necessary for the industry to finally begin to make real progress.

Certificate-Of-Need Laws Are Crumbling—And Patients Should Cheer

Certificate of Need laws block competition and limit patient access by forcing new surgery centers to seek approval from existing providers. Here’s why that matters.

How Artificial Intelligence Discovered A New Way To Detect Patients At Risk Of Cardiac Death Using Simple EKGs

Researchers using medical AI have discovered a hitherto unknown pattern in the humble EKG that indicates an elevated risk for cardiac death.

How Artificial Intelligence Discovered A New Way To Detect Patients At Risk Of Cardiac Death

Researchers using medical AI have discovered a hitherto unknown pattern in the humble EKG that indicates an elevated risk for cardiac death.