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Blacks, Hispanics lost nearly twice as many quality adjusted life years as Whites.

The study sought to determine whether an integrated or referral approach was more effective when providing clinic-to-clinic mental health care...

From Fresno, California, to Portland, Maine, universities, communities and businesses are monitoring human excrement for signs of COVID.

Annette Walker, president of City of Hope Orange County, shares expansion plans, innovations, and advice for future healthcare leaders.

Researchers found that some patients became sick after exposure to other patients with influenza-like illness in primary care offices.

There are any number of reasons why such innovations haven?t been explored as much as other fields: the latent inequality...

Getting expanded access to unproven therapies for rare diseases is more difficult than for more common illnesses, such as cancer.

Contrary to pharmaceutical industry arguments that large profits fund extensive research, the major drug companies plow more of their billions...

Physicians may be uncomfortable discussing end-of-life issues and avoid having the conversations.

Chinese scientists are great scientists, but they work for an authoritarian government where politics, not facts, always comes first.

More faculty at a Texas academic medical center are considering quitting or scaling back to part-time employment during the pandemic.