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Here’s a much more pernicious bias in Medicare’s reimbursement policies.

Chinese social media users⁠—referred to as “netizens”⁠—took to Weibo and WeChat to vent mounting anger and grief.

This is “new product development” season, when electronics companies start working to build products they plan to ship for Christmas later this year. Coronavirus has thrown a wrench in those plans.

Sixty-one people are now affected by coronavirus on a quarantined cruise ship in Japan. What does this mean for the other passengers stuck onboard?

Palforzia is now approved for use in individuals aged 4 through 17 who have a confirmed diagnosis of peanut allergy.

If forced to choose between an abrasive but skillful surgeon and a personable but less skilled surgeon, the abrasive surgeon is the way to go.

A new type of cell-based immunotherapy has extended the lives of several people with blood cancer who had no treatment options left.

Li Wenliang’s social media posts about the disease led to a reprimand from Wuhan police.

President Trump’s bombast and hyperbole were on full display at this week’s State of the Union address. With respect to health care this week’s speech was conspicuously long on rhetoric and short on facts.

The U.S. health insurance market, roiled by transformative deals in recent years, will likely face a lull in major deal activity in 2020 while firms await critical federal election outcomes.