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About 70% of physicians reported working on their vacation days, and one-fifth reported taking less than 1 week of vacation in a year.

Prescriptions for topical antifungal medications are dispersed indiscriminately, researchers have found, which may spur microbial resistance to these treatments.

/PRNewswire/ -- ModuleMD, a leading innovator in Electronic Health Record (EHR) solutions, has officially joined forces with the CommonWell Health Alliance, an...

CommonWell Health Alliance and ModuleMD Forge Partnership to Drive Healthcare Interoperability

“Exploding offer” and “Texas two-step” are among the most notable terms of 2023, according to legal writing consultant Ken Bresler.

The influential Medicare Payment Advisory Commission also will urge Congress to establish a safety-net add-on payment for services provided to people with low incomes.

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton is merging with a Chicago law firm, a move that will significantly increase the combined firms’ presence and corporate-focused practice in the city.

UnitedHealth shares fell 4% on Friday after medical services costs at the healthcare conglomerate were higher than Wall Street expectations for the first time in two years,...

Lawyers may refer clients to fee financing companies even if they own a financial interest in the lender or broker, according to a new Formal Opinion from the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility.

Almost 60% of physicians who served as panel and task force members for the 2022 text revision of the DSM-5 received more than $14 million in publicly undisclosed industry funding, new research shows.