Walgreens has grappled with a drug recall, two lawsuits and a boycott threat since June 10.
Category: ASC News
5 recent studies for ASC leaders to know
Two recent studies have shown use cases for artificial intelligence in both ophthalmology and gastroenterology.
ASC vs. HOPD for orthopedic surgery: 5 insights
Costs are significantly lower for patients choosing to have an orthopedic procedure at an ASC instead of a hospital outpatient department, according to a new report from Medscape.
Record-breaking deals, partnerships and more: 7 California ASC updates
California holds the most ASCs of any state, and a new project would also give it the most expensive ASC in the nation.
5 artificial intelligence updates this year
From glaucoma detection to cancer detection, artificial intelligence is being used in a variety of ways at ASCs.
Deals, acquisitions, closures: 5 Florida ASC updates
Florida is one of the most active states for ASCs and medical real estate.
Dr. Matthew Leibman operates on Red Sox pitcher at ASC
Matthew Leibman, MD, performed wrist surgery on Boston Red Sox left-handed ace pitcher Chris Sale, CBS Sports reported Aug. 9.
12 best medical surgery programs in the U.S.: Report
A 2022 report from US News and World Report has ranked the 12 best medical schools in the U.S. for medical surgery.
How resident salaries have changed in the last 8 years
From 2015 to 2022, medical residents’ salaries saw a 16 percent increase, according to a July report from Medscape.
Retired physician convicted of selling toxic chemical as weight loss drug
Retired New Jersey physician William Merlino, MD, was convicted of selling the toxic industrial chemical dinitriophenol as a weight loss drug, the Justice Department said Aug. 8.
