July 3rd 2025
Black men who were identified as sexual minorities were more receptive to long-acting injectable pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) vs on-demand PrEP.
DSH Hospitals More Prone to Readmissions Following Cancer Surgery
June 1st 2016Hospitals that serve the more vulnerable population perform worse with their readmission rate following cancer surgery, and the subsequent penalties that they face can further strain the hospital’s already burdened finances.
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What We're Reading: Death Rate in the US Increases
June 1st 2016What we're reading, June 1, 2016: for the first time in a decade, the death rate in the United States has risen; UnitedHealth confirms it will leave the California insurance exchange in 2017; and just 6% of Americans do the 5 things they need to prevent disease.
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Briefing Shed Light on the Challenges and Opportunities of HCV Treatment
May 27th 2016New hepatitis C virus treatments may be extraordinarily effective, curing the disease in many cases, but the high cost has posed an enormous economic challenge that speakers outlined during a briefing in Washington, DC.
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MinuteClinic-VA Partnership Could Reduce Wait Times for Veterans Seeking Care
May 27th 2016Access to care remains an issue for many US veterans, but a new initiative between the Department of Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System and MinuteClinic could expand access to care in Northern California.
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