Despite concerns over TAVR risks, researchers found it is usually preferable to deal with severe aortic stenosis quickly, instead of waiting to see how the condition progresses.
Doctors need to understand and adapt to the barriers disabled mothers face at getting preventative care for their children, researchers warn.
Female doctors generally earn significantly less than male doctors over the course of their careers, but new research suggests women physicians are actually less prone to medical mistake lawsuits.
One year after a pilot program was launched, researchers indicate doctors who received audits and feedback maintained lower levels of antibiotic prescriptions
Patient consent for sensitive examinations cannot be sacrificed in order to provide practice for doctors in training, new DHHS guidelines state.
A shareholder lawsuit demands access to the company's books and records, calling for an investigation into Cigna denial and approval practices.
Class action lawsuit against Cigna alleges the health insurer uses a computer program to deny coverage for medical claims by the thousands, without an actual doctor ever reviewing their claim.
It is well known that children who receive an early autism diagnosis are more likely to receive needed assistance and resources to reduce effects on their life.
A misunderstanding of their required treatment or condition could result in patient harm, the researchers warn
Many worry payments to healthcare personnel from the medical industry manufacturers could unduly influence medical decisions and increase patient costs
