More charges brought against Milton man accused of unlicensed dentistry, insurance fraud
Fritz Gabriel, a dental clinic manager, faces new charges for issuing unauthorized prescriptions and credit card fraud, adding to earlier serious indictments.
CA Lawmakers Skeptical that Pharma Managers Will Look Out for Consumers
California is seeking to regulate pharmacy benefit managers to control rising prescription drug costs, driven by intermediaries' profit-driven practices.
ODSC's AI Weekly Recap: Week of August 16th
The AI Weekly Recap delivers vital weekly insights and developments in AI, impacting both the tech and data science communities.
Health Experts Wary of New Florida Law Allowing C-Sections Outside of Hospitals
Performing C-sections in doctor-run clinics outside hospitals may increase risks for women and babies when complications arise.
Kaiser accused of violations months after state fine on mental healthcare
Kaiser Permanente facing allegations of improper loss of mental health care for patients after an agreement to enhance services.
National Union of Healthcare Workers accuses Kaiser of using illegal criteria and unfairly terminating care for patients needing additional treatment.
Women in England and Wales denied exciting' drug that can stop breast cancer spreading
Thousands of women with advanced breast cancer in England and Wales are being denied the drug Enhertu that can reduce the risk of disease spreading by over a third.
Biden administration urges E.R. doctors to provide emergency abortions after Supreme Court ruling
Emergency rooms must perform abortions to save pregnant women's health under federal law, despite state abortion bans.
Courts become the new health policy arena
Courts have gained significant power in interpreting health laws post-Chevron deference doctrine repeal.
AHA Urges Congress to Stop CMS from Enforcing Minimum Staffing Requirements for Nursing Homes - MedCity News
The American Hospital Association (AHA) opposes CMS' final rule on minimum staffing requirements for long-term care facilities to prevent potential negative impacts on care delivery and facility operations.
How Healthcare Leaders Are Reacting to the Supreme Court Preserving Abortion Pill Access - MedCity News
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld access to the abortion pill mifepristone, relieving concerns about potential challenges to FDA approvals and setting a precedent for the future.