MedCity Moves Podcast: Recent Hires, Layoffs & an Interview with Brian Anderson, CEO of the Coalition for Health AI

The MedCity Moves Podcast discusses recent executive appointments, promotions, exits, and layoffs in the healthcare industry. Katie Adams explores new leaders at Geisinger and Cedars-Sinai, as well as recent job cuts at Johnson & Johnson and Highmark Health. The podcast also features an interview with Brian Anderson, the new CEO of the Coalition for Health…

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Computer-Aided Detection Colonoscopies Have Lower Adenoma Miss Rates

A study published in The Lancet Digital Health found that using computer-aided detection (CAD) software during nonimmunochemical fecal occult blood test (iFOBT) screening and surveillance colonoscopies can reduce the adenoma miss rate (AMR) compared to conventional colonoscopy. The study, a randomized controlled trial, showed that the CAD system increased the detection of adenomas in colonoscopies….

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Children’s Hospital LA launches telehealth urgent care

Children’s Hospital Los Angeles has launched Virtual Urgent Care, allowing children and young adults up to 21 years old to receive after-hours care for non-emergency illnesses or injuries via video meetings with CHLA providers. This service treats ailments like fever, respiratory infections, minor injuries, and more, providing prescriptions and discharge instructions when necessary. The hospital…

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Your Doctor or Your Insurer? Little-Known Rules May Ease the Choice in Medicare Advantage

Bart and Barbara Klion faced a dilemma when their Humana Medicare Advantage plan was dropped by Saratoga Hospital, threatening their access to their doctors. Bart fought to keep his doctors, contacting multiple organizations for help. Medicare Advantage plans have become popular but have downsides, such as limited provider networks and disputes between insurers and providers…

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Rotational training denies doctors a sense of stability

Ellie Jackson and Harshit Kondapally from Sheffield, UK advocate for reform of rotational training, especially during the foundation years. They highlight the benefits of short rotations which offer exposure to different specialties and help develop clinical skills. They acknowledge that the effectiveness of these rotations depends on the specific placements. They also mention that a…

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New synapse type discovered through spatial proteomics

Researchers have developed a new super-resolution imaging method called SUM-PAINT, which allows for fast and detailed visualization of proteins in 3D neuronal cells. This technique has revealed a previously unknown type of synapse and has the potential to revolutionize the study of protein organization and neurological disorders. The team created a detailed atlas of neuronal…

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