No drug has shown to improve all-cause mortality in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — a fact that led the FDA to pen a warning letter to AstraZeneca for its advertising of its COPD drug Breztri Aerosphere.
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Only 52 physicians spread misinformation about COVID-19: Study
There are about 1.07 million physicians actively working in the U.S., KFF Health News reported in May, and a study published Aug. 15 in JAMA only found 52 who spread misinformation about COVID-19.
What the chaos era for Netflix and Disney spells for healthcare
The home might grow noisy and crowded in the years to come.
Why OhioHealth's VP of revenue cycle refuses to get complacent
Complacency is one of the biggest pet peeves for OhioHealth’s system vice president of revenue cycle, Girish Dighe, PharmD.
10 healthcare CEOs headed for the exit
The month of August has been laden with CEO departures from hospitals and health systems — and it’s only halfway over.
Physician recruitment: 7 factors driving supply and demand
A report from AMN Healthcare found that interest in physician recruitment has bounced back since a decline caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Curveballs and difficult lessons, per 4 CEOs
Curveballs can be notorious for keeping hitters off balance. The same can be said for metaphorical pitches in healthcare, and the only way forward for executives is to adapt.
Swedish Hospital CEO to retire
Anthony Guaccio, president and CEO of Swedish Hospital in Evanston, Ill., will retire at the year’s end.
Swedish Hospital CEO to retire
Anthony Guaccio, president and CEO of Swedish Hospital in Evanston, Ill., will retire at the year’s end.
Healthcare jobs requiring the most adaptability
The Labor Department’s Occupational Network ranked urology as the job that requires the most adaptability in the country.
