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U.S. hospitals filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its proposed Transparency in Coverage rule. This is not a long-term solution, and an alternative and fundamental mindset shift is needed to the way providers currently do business.

The number of U. S. urgent care centers rose 6% to 9,272 in the U. S. as of June of this year compared to 8,774 in 2018, according to the latest tally by the Urgent Care Association, which released a new report on the industry’s rapid growth.

This week, new research has been published in The British Medical Journal that suggests that the public would consume less energy if they could see how much exercise it would take to burn off what they have eaten.

Sex tech is everywhere, even at Walmart. Here’s a list of some of this year’s hot sex tech toys, for your pleasure.

Women with HER2-positive breast cancer may soon have some brand new treatment options after two experimental drugs performed well in clinical trials.

Cleveland Clinic London’s CEO Brian Donley, M.D., discusses the role education plays in new, global healthcare models focused on increased health literacy to drive better engagement and patient outcomes.

Great products are one way to attract business, but customers are now looking for tech execs to provide the humanity, too.

In today’s healthcare discourse, Medicare has become the sine qua non of impassioned debate. And the current Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Seema Verma discusses its future.

Walgreens Boots Alliance and U. S. grocery Kroger are expanding their relationship to include a new group purchasing organization.

Google is already under multiple antitrust investigations.