Study Unveils Complexities of BP Management with Bruton’s Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors in Lymphoid Malignancies
A recent study highlighted the challenges of managing blood pressure in patients with lymphoid malignancies who are being treated with Bruton's tyrosine kinase inhibitors. The study revealed that these inhibitors…
Is AI in Prior Authorization Promising or Dangerous?
Health insurers are starting to use AI for prior authorization decisions, sparking debate on transparency and potential biases in the algorithms. Experts at a KFF panel discussed concerns about outdated…
Irish workplaces risk lawsuits if not made menopause-friendly
Irish employers may face legal action for not making workplaces menopause-friendly, following new UK guidelines. Severe menopausal symptoms may now be considered a disability, impacting employee performance. Irish Equality Minister…
Women With Insomnia Over Midlife at Higher Risk for Incident CVD
Insomnia symptoms and short sleep duration are linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) in women. The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN) gathered data from…
Donât wait to vaccinate: Cervical Cancer Jabs most effective at age 12
A study by Public Health Scotland found that the HPV vaccine is successful in reducing cervical cancer cases in young women, with the best results seen in those vaccinated between…
Latest genAI integrations in Australia
Best Practice Software is integrating a transcription tool powered by generative AI into its practice management system. The tool, Lyrebird Scribe, automates the generation of medical documentation like patient notes,…
Opposition to Medicaid Expansion Thaws in an Unexpected Place: The Deep South
Southern states have resisted Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, with the majority of uninsured Americans who would benefit living in non-expansion states in the South. North Carolina recently…
Indicators of structural racism tied to prevalence of chronic health conditions
A study led by Dr. Dinushika Mohottige found that neighborhoods with economic shortcomings and higher area deprivation had a higher prevalence of chronic health conditions. The study, conducted in Durham…
Annovis Bio delivers candor, but not confidence, on Parkinson’s study
Annovis Bio made a late change to the design of a Phase 3 study in Parkinson’s disease, raising concerns initially. However, CEO Maria Maccecchini provided an explanation that eased worries.…
Home Office’s use of second medical opinions to assess asylum seekers was unlawful
The Home Office policy of disregarding independent medical assessments in favor of those made by a government-appointed doctor for asylum seekers has been deemed illegal by a High Court judge.…