Imagine you’re rushing to the hospital because your Uncle Bob — you know, the one who insists his homemade hot sauce can cure anything — finally admitted he needs actual medical attention. As you burst through the doors your stress level is at an all-time high. In such a situation, a friendly digital display can […]
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If we had to review some of the things that make healthcare institutions successful, finance would be in the top three. The backbone of every business and service is money: funds to keep it running, hire the best workers, and offer the newest innovations and technology. Health institutions rely heavily on payment posting in medical […]
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Bridging the Gap Between Documentation and Human Connection With today’s healthcare system, providers are expected to give prompt, accurate, and effective care while maintaining empathy towards patients. Alarming increases in administrative tasks, especially concerning documentation during and after a patient’s visit, have resulted in greater physician burnout and less face-to-face interaction with patients. One proposed […]
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No one ever expects to be in a car accident, but unfortunately, they happen. Even a little fender bender can leave you feeling shaken, sore, and wondering what just hit you. Whether you walked away thinking you were fine or you are already starting to feel the aches creeping in, it helps to know what […]
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After a car accident, many people think there’s nothing to worry about if they sustain minor injuries or feel a bit sore. However, even small injuries can cause problems you might not notice right away. That rush of adrenaline right after an accident may mask your pain, making it easy to overlook issues that require […]
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Quitting vaping is a tough but achievable goal. If you’re ready to ditch the device and reclaim your health, you’re probably wondering, “How long will this actually take?” There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but understanding the timeline to quit vaping and the factors involved can significantly boost your chances of success. The first 24 hours: riding […]
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If the words “assisted living” make you think of bland meals, quiet hallways, and a daily bingo schedule, it might be time for a reset. The reality is very different. In fact, for many older adults, moving into an assisted living community is one of the most freeing decisions they’ve ever made. Yes, leaving a […]
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The FDA approved Yutrepia inhalation powder for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension and pulmonary hypertension associated with interstitial lung disease, Liquidia Corporation announced in a press release.
“Today, we celebrate for the patients and physicians who will now have access to a potential best-in-class dry-powder form of treprostinil with exceptional portability, tolerability, titratability and durability,” Liquidia CEO Roger Jeffs said in the release. “With today’s milestone, our commercial team is prepared to launch YUTREPIA and bring meaningful
An FDA committee on Thursday recommended that COVID-19 vaccines for the 2025-2026 respiratory virus season — which, for the first time, will be limited to certain groups — target the JN.1 lineage of SARS-CoV-2.
The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) voted unanimously in favor of a monovalent vaccine aimed at viruses from this lineage.
Committee members considered targeting LP.8.1, one of a group viral variants descended from JN.1 and the predominant lineage currently circulating in the U.S.
“[Last year] we were trying to make a very similar
Adolescents with mental health issues who were admitted to a pediatric inpatient psychiatry unit experienced significant improvements in depression, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, and anxiety, researchers found.
The study was published in Psychiatric Research & Clinical Practice.
“For the everyday clinician and families, our hope is that this study will help to demystify and destigmatize psychiatric hospitalization,” Patricia Ibeziako, MD, associate chief quality officer for behavioral health at Boston Children's Hospital and associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard