Health Care Delivery

Pooled TETON trial data showed inhaled treprostinil preserved lung function in IPF, supporting an FDA submission planned for 2026.

A new tudy finds 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines reduced hospitalization and critical illness risk among adults, although protection waned over time.

Broader cancer care networks were not consistently associated with lower Medicare Advantage disenrollment after cancer diagnosis.

Worse kidney function and higher proteinuria at biopsy predicted significantly greater health care use over 2 years in patients with IgA nephropathy.

Naim Alkhouri, MD, discusses real-world resmetirom data in MASH, GLP-1 combinations, and using ANTICIPATE-NASH in practice.

ACA cancellations rise; HBV re-engagement varies by outreach; rural US has 44% fewer clinicians; diabetes and alopecia need custom care.

Distrust, misinformation, and conflict complicate Ebola response efforts in the DRC, highlighting broader challenges to public health trust.

Phlebotomy is used in polycythemia vera to reduce hematocrit levels below 45%, and is the most common treatment for the myeloproliferative neoplasm.

Pharmacy deserts affect 1 in 7 Americans, and hospital-owned specialty pharmacies can help close the gap in medication access.

Re-engagement strategies for hepatitis B show promise in the US, but data gaps and structural barriers are slowing progress toward WHO elimination targets.

Shields Health Solutions is collaborating with Baptist Health to launch an integrated onsite specialty pharmacy at Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center.

CHMP issued a positive opinion for nerandomilast in IPF and PPF, bringing the therapy closer to European Union approval.

Learn how payer fee schedules impact practices, curb administrative costs in healthcare, and boost revenue with audits, tech, and smarter contracts.

Data alone can’t cut health care costs. Pairing predictive analytics with nurse-led care management drives true patient engagement.

Cancer trauma, drug pricing claims, abortion cost gaps, insurance denials affecting 1 in 5, and food insecurity's economic toll top this week's roundup.

During a White House briefing, Mehmet Oz, MD, discussed the expansion of Trump Rx and crackdowns on duplicate ACA enrollment and fraudulent hospice programs.

Coverage denials delay care, drive patients into debt, and erode trust in insurers—yet nearly half of affected patients never appeal.

Even spending just 5% of income on medical costs raises food insecurity risk by 80% for families with children, study finds.

Amid the genomic revolution reshaping AML treatment, Karilyn Larkin, MD, speaks to why every patient deserves a personalized road to cure.

Community oncology practices face major infrastructure and reimbursement gaps when delivering bispecific antibodies.

New CMS Medicaid work requirements could increase employment but may also cause millions of adults to lose coverage by 2027.

Abortion costs and Medicaid coverage vary by state, creating financial barriers for patients seeking care after the Dobbs v Jackson decision.

Martin Hopp, MD, PhD, of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, and Kate Willis, of Daybreak, explain how undiagnosed sleep disorders can cause depression and anxiety.

Twice-yearly depemokimab reduced exacerbations and improved quality-of-life outcomes in type 2 asthma and CRSwNP studies.

New data showed durable hepatitis D virus RNA suppression through 96 weeks with tobevibart plus elebsiran, while higher BMI appeared to affect ALT normalization.