Healthcare

Patients Divided Over Alzheimer’s Drug: Is It a ‘Risk I’m Willing to Take’ or Just a ‘Magic Pill’?

[This article appears orginally in Kaiser Health News and is reprinted with permission and is authored by Judith Graham.] If…

5 years ago

$35 Insulin Cap Is Welcome, Popular, and Bipartisan. But Congress May Not Pass It Anyway.

[This story is reprinted with permission for KHN. The story also ran on Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Our thanks to Kaiser Health News…

5 years ago

Health Care Paradox: Medicare Penalizes Dozens of Hospitals It Also Gives Five Stars

[Reprinted with permission from Kaiser Health News - Author Jordan Rau. The federal government has penalized 764 hospitals — including…

5 years ago

Virtual Clinical Trials Discussion with Charles Michael Gibson & João Bocas The Wearables Expert

João Bocas - The Wearables Expert ™ interviews Charles Michael Gibson, MD. CEO of Baim Institute for Clinical Research, (FKA…

5 years ago

How Fragmentation in U.S. Health Care Disrupts Standardized Medical Data

How Fragmented Healthcare policies from state to state affect the flow of medical data within the US. Data can only…

5 years ago

A Big Stroke Myth You Should Know

A STROKE OCCURS WHEN A BLOOD CLOT cuts off blood flow to the brain, or there is blood vessel bleeding in…

5 years ago

Tech Giants and Digital Health Startups Align to Improve Health

Alex Koshykov, chief operating officer, at Ukrainian headquartered BeKey_Inc., speaks with Medika.Life editor-in-chief Gil Bashe on the impact tech giants…

5 years ago

Was 2019 a High-Water Mark for Global Public Health?

There is a reason most children today live into adulthood, women around the world no longer feel like surviving childbirth…

5 years ago

Video: State of Digital Health with host Joao Bocas with guests John Nosta, Tatyana Kanzaveli and Gil Bashe

Digital Health & Wearables leader João Bocas is joined by advocates for innovation on the “State of Digital Health.” Hear from…

5 years ago

Aiding and Abetting a Virus

Viruses are the ultimate freeloaders. The best among them — influenza, smallpox and SARS-CoV-2 — spread easily among human hosts…

5 years ago

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