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The full Senate Judiciary Committee met today to discuss ways to make U.S. prescription drugs more affordable, with a focus on the role patents play in high drug prices.

This Week in Washington: House appropriators release FY2025 topline appropriations levels; Senate Finance Committee releases white paper on Medicare physician payment reforms; House...

THARROS is the first-ever prospective trial to investigate the potential of an inhaled triple therapy to reduce cardiopulmonary events, a key driver of mortality, in COPD First patients dosed in...

RISING DEPRESSION: Depression has increased significantly in society, especially among the young. The causes...

Several states have enacted laws to allow graduate physicians to practice medicine until they are accepted to a residency program. These laws vary in the length until graduate physicians are no longer able to practice medicine without entering residency.

Dec. 27, 1943 - May 17, 2023

MONROVIA – Dr. David Walton, United States of America's new Global Malaria Coordination, has commended the Ministry of Health, along with community health workers, for a ‘laudable job’ done in the fight to reduce the rate of malaria infection cases i

Interior Health Board Chair reflects on 2022

As I mark my fifth year as Board Chair of Interior Health (IH), I reflect on the highlights and challenges of 2022. Undoubtedly, times have been difficult for many people in the Interior, and especially tough on health-care workers. Our staff experienced the pressures to organize and deliver care in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, respond to the toxic drug crisis, and

As I mark my fifth year as Board Chair of Interior Health (IH), I reflect on the highlights and challenges of 2022. Undoubtedly, times have been difficult for many people in the Interior, and especially tough on health-care workers. Our staff experienced the pressures to organize and deliver care in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, respond to the toxic drug crisis, and