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Experts discuss why patients with HFmrEF/HFpEF still receive less urgent, less standardized care than those with reduced ejection fraction.

Previous research has tied the loosening of permit-to-purchase and concealed carry laws to increased firearm suicide rates.

Cell therapy and targeted agents are transforming blood cancer outcomes, but infrastructure, funding, and workforce gaps are limiting who can access them.

Fecal immunochemical tests (FITs) generate substantially fewer emissions than colonoscopy or CT colonography, driven largely by transportation.

COVID wastewater levels are climbing again in the Bay Area. Here's what to know about XFG "Stratus," Nimbus, symptoms, and vaccine protection.

At an AJMC roundtable, Atlanta clinicians detailed blood-based biomarker gaps, uncompensated care, and capacity strains slowing Alzheimer diagnosis.

The increasingly complex CLL treatment landscape will require continued real-world study to guide sequencing decisions.

An expert discusses gaps in pediatric alopecia areata evidence, missed trial outcomes, and what managed care should change for children with the disease.

The third-gen PCKS9 inhibitor was approved in December 2025 as adjunctive treatment alongside diet and exercise for adults with hypercholesterolemia.

Arshad Khanani, MD, weighs Wnt- and Tie2-targeting agents against gene therapy and makes the case for payers to look past price to long-term value.



























