Aussies outdo Brits on drug use, but less likely to have drinking problems: study
More Australians are taking illicit drugs than are Britons on average, but people in Britain are still smoking tobacco and...
More Australians are taking illicit drugs than are Britons on average, but people in Britain are still smoking tobacco and...
A new phase 3 study in some of the most difficult-to-treat patients, women with endocrine-resistant disease, showed that the newly...
The United Hospital Fund has posted a quarter page ad in the New York Times, entitled "They deserve a medal."...
Environmentally friendly asthma inhalers may be good for the atmosphere, but they have nearly doubled what people with asthma pay...
(MedPage Today) -- 10 days, 10 questions: Day 9 -- "How can patients and insurers afford the new agents?" SOURCE:...
The infographic below was created by Adventist University of Health Sciences. It outlines how technology is being used to raise...
Researchers have developed a targeted method for opening up cell membranes in order to deliver drugs to, or manipulate the...
A comment on my post below about unnecessary testing before cataract surgery presents a striking example of one problem in...
A study of survival rates in trauma patients following health insurance reform in Massachusetts found a passing increase in adjusted...
This morning’s terrible revision to first quarter GDP – from an initial estimate of 0.2 percent real growth to a...
Spending for all privately insured people with diabetes rose 4 percent in 2013; was nearly $10,700 higher than for those...