The U.S. House of Representatives voted to delay a 23% Medicare payment cut to physicians that was scheduled for Wednesday, December 1, according to the Associated Press. The one-month delay will provide physicians with a...
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A large study just released by the CDC found that consumption of high levels of alpha carotene...
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This Physician’s Weekly feature covering nutritional recommendations and interventions for...
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More than 84 million people in America have diabetes or are on the verge of getting it, and 90% of...
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A recent survey found that more than 80% of physicians believe that a team of specialists...
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Healthcare providers have frequent interaction with patients struggling with their weight....
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The Society of Interventional Radiology held its 2010 annual meeting from March 13 to 18 in Tampa,...
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When managing stroke, time is brain. Every minute that stroke therapy is delayed can make a major...
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This Physician’s Weekly feature covering effective approaches to managing newly diagnosed...
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This Physician’s Weekly feature covering insulin initiation and strategies to overcome...
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Type 2 diabetes continues to adversely impact life expectancy, quality of life, and medical costs....
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This Physician’s Weekly feature on chronic kidney disease and diabetes was completed in...
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Each year in the United States, over 60,000 lower extremity amputations occur in patients with...
Read MoreNew data shed light on whether or not patients with type 2 diabetes should undergo intensive glucose control to reduce their risk of developing heart disease.
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Myths in diabetes are common among patients suffering from the disease, but myths can also affect...
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The 22nd Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics, or TCT, Annual Scientific Symposium was held...
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Pain is one of the most common but misunderstood and feared symptoms of cancer. According to...
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Hospitals and healthcare systems have continued to struggle with recruiting and retaining top...
Read MoreIn a 268 to 160 vote, the House of Representatives approved a $7 billion health bill for first responders and residents of New York City who fell ill due to breathing toxic fumes, dust, and smoke at ground zero after the World...
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Certain patients with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), including ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s...
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