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Here's how experts are strategizing fall vaccines
Court docs show firm evolved from Trina, a diabetes scheme that fell apart
Experts aren't convinced that younger, healthy people need boosters this season
Court docs show firm evolved from Trina, a diabetes scheme that fell apart
Experts aren't convinced that younger, healthy people need boosters this season
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Despite growing numbers of women physicians, media portrayals haven't kept up
Many have taken to social media to get tests, drugs, and treatments approved
This is the last year ob/gyn will use ERAS, despite helping to pilot the program
Nurse union, occupational health experts, patients say weaker guidelines help only employers
A weekly roundup of healthcare's encounters with the courts
Two vaccines and a monoclonal antibody aim to bring down the burden of RSV
Its 30-plus mutations give experts pause, but "that doesn't mean it will actually take off"
This past week in healthcare investigations
Ashwin Vasan, MD, PhD, is making agency changes based on COVID lessons and the city's needs
Half had paid staff or executives with pharma and medical device conflicts of interest
Health system is promising better, cheaper care
What's up with the neck-slimming procedure known as Barbie Botox?
Organization is prioritizing abortion, while nearby clinics take on more wellness exams
Meryl Nass, MD, of Maine, filed a legal complaint against the state's medical board
