April 16, 2025

Is Primary Care Becoming Pay-to-Play?

“It’s a way to practice self-preservation in this field that is punishing patients and doctors alike” — one internist explains why some rural physicians are opting for concierge care despite the access trade-offs.

KFF Health News

July 10, 2023

Expert Point of View: Pamela L. Kunz, MD and Corrie Marijnen, MD, PhD

Dr. Pamela L. Kunz and Dr. Corrie Marijnen discuss the groundbreaking PROSPECT trial, highlighting the safe omission of radiation in many patients with advanced rectal cancer, improving quality of life and reducing side effects.

The ASCO Post

November 22, 2024

FDA Official Expects Tightened Vaccine Review

"I don't necessarily view that as a bad thing."

Reuters

January 07, 2025

7% Weight Loss Key to Liver Health

New clinical review finds 'losing as little as 7% of body weight can lower liver fat and reduce symptoms of fatty liver disease,' reports physician-targeted analysis of evidence-based dietary interventions for NAFLD management.

Conexiant

April 26, 2024

Social Media May Be Pushing Ineffective Treatments for IBS

Experts detailed how social media platforms may be disseminating misinformation regarding irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) treatments.

Conexiant

June 07, 2024

Kroger Health Adds GLP-1 Drugs to Weight Management Program

Kroger Health revamps its weight management program to include GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound, offering in-person and telehealth visits starting at $99.

Reuters

May 02, 2024

Winding Down With a Postmeal “Fart Walk” May Help Manage Bloating, Experts Say

Experts revealed that a new social media trend known as “fart walking” may help relieve bloating.

Conexiant

June 11, 2024

Merck Targets Cardiometabolic Revolution with Cutting-Edge Drug Advances

Merck is pursuing next-generation cardiometabolic drug opportunities, focusing on small-molecule oral treatments with potential benefits beyond weight loss, including improvements in cardiovascular and diabetes outcomes.

Reuters

June 17, 2024

Weight-Loss Options for U.S. Youth Remain Limited

Intensive behavioral counseling, recommended for U.S. children with obesity, remains largely inaccessible due to insurance and availability issues, leaving many families without critical support.

Reuters