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The recently inaugurated as the American Medical Association’s president spoke to Pulse about what’s on his mind and his goals for leading one of the most powerful provider groups in Washington.

Mitch Zeller advised Qnovia on getting the first inhaled smoking cessation device approved by the FDA as a drug product.

The latest example came Friday when an Arizona court ruled that a 19th-century law banning almost all abortions could take effect, driving clinics to stop offering the procedure.

Nearly two in five adults worldwide are either overweight or obese, according to a study, and those conditions put people at risk of developing heart disease, cancer and diabetes.

Representatives and senators are also intent on leaving the capital again in October to campaign, so they need to focus on must-pass government funding bills and the annual defense authorization measure.

A similar rule that requires health systems to publish their prices went into effect last year and has done little so far to stem cost growth.

Some 400 health care patents have a connection to the metaverse, the immersive realm that blends virtual and physical reality, according to IFI Claims, a Connecticut company that tracks intellectual property.

Questions remain about how regulators can rein in AI’s shortcomings, including bias that threatens to exacerbate health inequities.

The legislation would allow Medicare to negotiate with manufacturers the costs of 10 pricey drugs in 2026, expanding to 20 before the end of the decade.

The fallout from a Facebook whistleblower's testimony about social media’s threat to children before the Senate Commerce Committee last fall is coming into focus.