Healthcare Policy and Opinion

Rethinking vaccine costs: how the “more expensive” vaccine can actually save health systems millions

An exclusive article authored by Ignacio Olivera, Eduardo Lopez, Carlos Grau Pérez, Luis Lazarov and Hugo Dibarboure. A newly published…

1 week ago

Patient Dies by Suicide After ‘Insurance Issue’ Delayed Medicine for Lung Disease Flare-Ups

By Lauren Sausser and Renuka Rayasam KYLE, Texas — Kenney Blewett was diagnosed with lung disease more than a decade…

2 weeks ago

The Hidden “Friction Tax”

Health innovation loves the language of efficiency: faster, smarter, automated, digital, self-service and AI-enabled. Those words open doors to opportunity…

2 months ago

Abu Dhabi’s Biotechnology Ambition Comes into Focus at BIO 2026

At every BIO International Convention, there are countries seeking investment, regions promoting research capabilities, and economic development organizations hoping to…

4 months ago

At HLTH Europe, BBC StoryWorks Shines a Light on Women’s Health and the Challenge of Navigating Care

Conversations about women's health are not new. Researchers, clinicians, patient advocates and policymakers have spent decades drawing attention to disparities…

4 months ago

The Value of Health AI Conferences Is No Longer the Stage. It’s the Hallway Conversation

The health conference landscape is crowded with large stages, polished presentations and headline speakers whose insights shape the future of…

5 months ago

An Expert Perspective from Algeria on Hexavalent Vaccine Adoption

An Exclusive Authored by L.Smati, N.Benhalla, A.Zertal, N.Sai, R.Boukari An operational model developed in Algeria may show a way that…

5 months ago

The Hidden Cost of Global Conflict: Why Health Security Is the First Casualty

Global priorities are shifting and healthcare is paying the price. The world is entering one of the most consequential yet…

5 months ago

Suicide Prevention Is a Public Health Imperative, Not a Patchwork Effort

At a time when health systems are strained and human connection can feel fragmented, two of the nation’s most respected…

6 months ago

After Man’s Death Following Insurance Denials, West Virginia Tackles Prior Authorization

Six months after a West Virginia man died following a protracted battle with his health insurer over doctor-recommended cancer care,…

6 months ago

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