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People with multiple sclerosis make up most of a survey linking variable-friction footwear to fewer self-reported falls.

Clinicians at an AJMC roundtable in Cleveland said Medicare's GLP-1 Bridge came late and that cost and capacity gaps persist.

Nathan Estrada, DPT, explains which patients, including those with multiple sclerosis, may benefit from footwear that adapts to gait.

Patients with Sjögren disease have 5-fold higher odds of depression, yet screening tools remain unvalidated, a new review finds.

Medicare Advantage exits, rising ACA premiums, a Medicare for America bill, and a Medicaid work rule ruling frame health policy on Election Day.

Patient selection raised detection of pathogenic germline variants from 6% to 27% in lung cancer studies.

Pharmacists outline new oncologic therapeutics, from pancreatic cancer to myeloma, and what high prices and crowded markets mean for payers.

Prescription Wellness unites providers and payers with EMR-integrated referrals, boosting patient engagement and coordinated support for chronic, behavioral, and social needs.

Leaders from Boehringer Ingelheim, Incyte, Pfizer, and Takeda told the audience at Patient-Centered Oncology Care® that artificial intelligence (AI) is compressing discovery timelines, but that gaps in testing, data, and community access still decide which patients benefit.

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