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An AI-powered test that claimed to be “clinical grade” listens for signs of stress in people’s voices. But it provides inconsistent results when tested on the same person twice, according to a study

Explore the potential disruptors in healthcare that physicians are both hopeful and nervous about headed into 2024. From AI and consumer wearables to prior auth

If you are no longer able to fully perform your occupation due to a disabling condition, it may be time to submit a long-term disability claim. However, your long-term...

Millennium Trust Acquires Maestro Healths Consumer Directed Benefits ...

The move demonstrates continued strategic growth and strengthens its position as a leading consolidator in the industryOAK BROOK, IL / ACCESSWIRE ...

U.S. hospitals charge facility fees for colonoscopy procedures covered by private health insurance that are on average approximately 55 percent higher than facility fees billed by smaller clinics known as ambulatory surgical centers, according to a study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Growing up in Battle Creek, Mich., Dave Roberts was aware that the world around him was very White.

XiFin launches new Payor Rate Transparency Monitor, the first-of-its-kind interactive visualization tool that compares contracted rates...

Because social connection is such a significant predictor of longevity, it's adults who need more playdates.

The Washington Post reports that Americas largest pharmacy chains have "handed over Americans prescription records to police and government investigators without a warrant, a congressional investigation found, raising concerns about threats to medical privacy." Though some of the chains require t...