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Lawmakers propose an interdisciplinary panel of experts to review the legal, ethical, and health policy bases for the health insurance companies authorization of this testing.

In the analysis that stratified patients by age (18-50 and over 50 years), the sustained improvement with the JAK-1 selective inhibitor as monotherapy was seen regardless of age.

All cancers survivors, regardless of therapy, should be regularly screened for new-onset neurocognitive problems "decades" after diagnosis, researchers say.

A promising nonhormonal therapy failed to improve the frequency and severity of hot flashes in a new study.

How you type and how you use your computer mouse can show how stressed you are at work.

"I think the national conversation around mental health in general will hopefully carry us forward to better supporting the patients who are coming in with preexisting conditions."

The researchers looked at key social needs areas and found major gaps between what interventions cost and whats covered by federal payers.

A genetic predisposition for Alzheimers disease has been associated with an increased risk for epilepsy, and vice versa, results of a large genome-wide association study (GWAS) show.

The researchers found that sucralose causes DNA to break apart, putting people at risk for disease. They also linked sucralose to leaky gut syndrome.

The giant health insurer has shelved the controversial prior authorization policy for GI endoscopy procedures. In its place is an advance notification program.