Sunday, 8 November 2026
Patients Use AI Assistants to Record Doctor Visits
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Patients Use AI Assistants to Record Doctor Visits

Patients use AI assistants to record doctor visits and reconstruct conversations for better follow-up care.

By Reva Kusumah  •  25/09/2026
Startup raises $22M to expand at-home HPV screening
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Startup raises $22M to expand at-home HPV screening

Teal Health raises $22M to expand its FDA-authorized at-home HPV screening device, offering self-collection and telehealth follow-up for cervical cancer…

By Reva Kusumah  •  24/09/2026
IL-17 Inhibitors Show Low IBD Risk in HS Patients
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IL-17 Inhibitors Show Low IBD Risk in HS Patients

IL-17 inhibitors show low IBD risk in HS patients, according to a recent review in JAMA Dermatology.

By Reva Kusumah  •  21/09/2026
Oncologists Adopt AI Potential, But Few Use Predictive Models
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Oncologists Adopt AI Potential, But Few Use Predictive Models

Oncologists recognize AI's potential to enhance cancer care, yet only 19% utilize predictive models, revealing a significant implementation gap.

By Nanda Suryani  •  19/09/2026
Drexel study finds three ways music relieves pain
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Drexel study finds three ways music relieves pain

Drexel study finds three ways music relieves pain, offering new insights into music-based interventions for managing physical discomfort.

By Sintya Dewi  •  18/09/2026
Navitus launches flexible GLP-1 management programs
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Navitus launches flexible GLP-1 management programs

Navitus launches flexible GLP-1 management programs for better therapy outcomes and cost management with GLP-1 therapies.

By Sintya Dewi  •  16/09/2026
Pharmacy Pricing Overhaul Looms as CAA 2026 Nears Implementation
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Pharmacy Pricing Overhaul Looms as CAA 2026 Nears Implementation

The 2026 Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) will overhaul pharmacy pricing, impacting PBMs and payers.

By Sintya Dewi  •  14/09/2026
Northwell reports 75% rise in 9/11-linked cancer cases
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Northwell reports 75% rise in 9/11-linked cancer cases

Northwell reports a 75% rise in 9/11 cancer cases among Health Program patients, underscoring escalating health risks on the attack’s…

By Nanda Suryani  •  12/09/2026
Breast MRI Approved But Insurance Won’t Pay
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Breast MRI Approved But Insurance Won’t Pay

Breast MRI is medically approved but often not covered by insurance. Learn about Stephanie Halver's experience and the reimbursement challenges.

By Nanda Suryani  •  07/09/2026
Medicare GLP-1 Discount Leaves Some Patients Excluded
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Medicare GLP-1 Discount Leaves Some Patients Excluded

Medicare GLP-1 discount pilot offers a $50 price for injections, but strict eligibility rules leave seniors, like a 68‑year‑old patient,…

By Reva Kusumah  •  25/08/2026