This study concludes that a procedure is 'not noninferior'. I know it was about a non-inferiority trial. But is it ok for authors to conclude that the procedure was inferior? Would that language be not not-ok?
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Medicare could save more than $4 billion by negotiating prices on just four drugs. Want to guess what those drugs are? Or what diseases they treat?
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Can you post a link to the website? I'd love to see what they say. Thanks
Under the Big Beautiful Bill, the federal government is making steep cuts to Medicaid funding. Those cuts could increase the price you pay for medical care. When the government cuts Medicaid funding, we all pay the price.
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🚨our new article on the need for a more robust ethics of healthcare organizations is out now in the american journal of bioethics🚨 #bioethics #healthcare #institutions #responsibility
Medical credit cards have emerged as a popular financing tool for patients seeking care they might otherwise be unable to afford. But they might make matters worse. Here's how to keep that from happening.
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On a hot summer day in Texas two years ago, Jenifer Cleveland visited a medical spa to receive IV hydration. She laid down while a mixture of vitamins and electrolytes began pouring into her veins.
Before the infusion was complete, she died of sudden cardiac arrest.
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The research team hunted for healthcare prices online at 60 US hospitals. Then they had “secret shoppers” call the hospitals to get prices. Two chances to get information, in other words; two opportunities to find out what things cost. And what did the study show?
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Time for a guessing game. What is the most expensive medical condition to treat in the U.S., added up across all patients? Hint: It is not heart disease or diabetes.
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