Health Care Delivery

Lung transplant candidates are aging rapidly, while cystic fibrosis decline in children shifts pediatric transplant toward sicker, more complex patients.

CMS awarded NY, RI, and MI Rural Health Transformation Program funding to expand rural health care workforce and technology access.

Cleveland heart failure experts discuss the new HFpEF pathway, CKM screening gaps, and drug access barriers.

The final part explores individualized CAR T and bispecific therapy selection in multiple myeloma and the need for stronger academic-community collaboration.

COPD care gaps, financial strain, and sex disparities negatively impact patient outcomes and quality of life, according to the findings of 2 posters.

Exposure prevention, primary care capacity, and digital health equity all shape the future of respiratory disease care.

Jorgen Vestbo, MD, discusses new COPERNICOS trial data showing patients who do not meet a specific eosinophil threshold can have inhaled ICS safely reduced.

gMG rescue therapy hinges on hospital access; grocery aid cuts diabetes complications; trials, CAR T strain oncology; myeloma faces logistics barriers.

Community oncologists are steadily adopting bispecific antibodies for myeloma, but advance planning and tocilizumab remain key to safe access.

August authors Jeff Romine, PhD, and Kofi Essel, MD, MPH, found grocery assistance linked to fewer diabetes complications and better medication adherence.

In part 2, Christos Vaklavas, MD, discusses clinical trial complexity and the shift toward more accessible treatment delivery.

Scheduling apheresis, manufacturing the cells, and ultimately administering the treatment can take several weeks, Madhav Seshadri, MD, explains.

Amandeep Godara, MBBS, explained that rural patients with multiple myeloma face various barriers to immunotherapies that may delay treatment.

Whether these findings will translate into a change in treatment guidelines remains to be seen.

Long-acting injectables help patients overcome stigma and adherence barriers in HIV care, explained Matthew H. Herrmann, MD, AAHIVS.

An infectious disease specialist discusses HIV prevention barriers facing Black women and how long-acting options and education can close gaps.

A cardiovascular researcher explains why her team compared cardiac risks of COVID-19 infection and vaccination head-to-head.

Experts discuss what SCAN Health Plan's new Medicare Advantage (MA) partnership with Costco could mean for beneficiaries, competition, and costs.

Poor cardiovascular health, especially high BMI and poor sleep, is linked to a substantially higher risk of overactive bladder, new data show.

Part D plans are navigating intensifying pressure from GLP-1 therapies, which combine relatively high per-patient costs with a massive eligible population.

Hepatitis B elimination requires expanded vaccination, screening, treatment, and education, Helen Nde, MPH, said.

Lymphomas arise from immune system cells and can create an environment less hospitable to CAR T-cell expansion, explained Kerry Rogers, MD.

A 3-cohort study finds CC16 levels flag airway remodeling and fibrosis-like lung damage up to 3 years after severe COVID-19.

Transplant weight-loss access, a new dermatomyositis drug, mifepristone safety views, and racial gaps in cataract surgery and CRC mortality.

DOJ policy shifts have put HHS on the same side as states seeking to narrow Section 504's disability integration mandate in Texas v Kennedy.