MHE Staff

Spotlight report on healthcare discredits the widely held belief that external threats would lead to an increase in data breaches during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Strategic partnership combines software-as-a-service platform with locum tenens staffing to empower healthcare organizations of all sizes to measure, pinpoint and address clinician burnout.

A new handbook for facility managers and building owners offers in-depth guidance for how to ensure HVAC systems are properly maintained and upgraded to minimize virus spread.

A new report from the U.C. Berkeley Labor Center and Working Partnerships USA released today shows how technology is likely to impact job quality in healthcare and suggests that technological adoption may accelerate as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Will produce recommendations for policymakers on crucial issues for future of remote care services.

How will they match up against ezeimbe, Repatha and Praluent?

Filling a void left by the Trump Administration, the Association for Community Affiliated Plans (ACAP) recently announced a campaign to remind Americans who need health insurance because of the COVID-19 that they may be eligible for coverage through healthcare.gov.

Drug makers around the world are racing to develop the first effective COVID-19 vaccine. Early efforts show promise, but an anticipated jump in the novel coronavirus cases in the fall means the sooner a vaccine is developed, the more lives can be saved-and the pharmaceutical industry plays a major role in this discovery.

COVID-19 is "laying bare the lethal inequality" of American society and health care, says Adam Gaffney, M.D., the lead author of a study about COVID-19 risk and insurance coverage.

Cancer researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) are repurposing tools used for the development of cancer immunotherapies to identify regions of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to target with a vaccine, employing the same approach used to elicit an immune response against cancer cells to stimulate an immune response against the virus.

Nothing can bring a healthcare system to its knees quite like a pandemic. What COVID-19 is leaving in its wake is a new respect for numbers - for accurate data that can predict new threats, track current ones and trigger an avalanche of innovative responses.

As COVID-19 has spread around the world, data has shown that those with weakened immune systems are among the most susceptible to severe illness from the virus.

Anesthesia practices see major financial hit as physician anesthesiologists pivot during COVID-19 to treat patients in critical care and ICUs, ASA survey highlights.

Cardinal Health Oncology survey shows oncologists want more training to care for growing number of cancer survivors.

The novel coronavirus crisis has abruptly upended the operations and behaviors of both businesses and consumers-with such changes seemingly just the beginning.

Concerned about neglected healthcare and spike in deaths, physicians’ public service nationwide campaign urges senior patients, “don’t neglect your health” in a video.

Despite facing challenges such as limited access to personal protective equipment (PPE) following the COVID-19 outbreak, radiation oncology clinics quickly implemented safety and process enhancements that allowed them to continue caring for cancer patients.

Doctor.com announced the launch of VirtualVisit - a new telemedicine solution that enables any provider to start practicing medicine virtually in less than 5 minutes, completely free of charge.

As the coronavirus pandemic swept the U.S., state governments mandated dental offices open only for emergency procedures. But in the coming weeks, some dental practices may resume regular appointments in individual states where businesses considered “essential” are allowed to re-open.

FDA today approved Tecentriq (atezolizumab) as an initial treatment for adults with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) for certain patients with high programmed-death ligand-1 (PD-L1) expression, marking the fifth approval of the immunotherapy in lung cancer and the fourth in advanced NSCLC.

Doctors group says tests should be reserved for population-level studies and few other circumstances.

Orthopedic surgeries are the ones most likely to be canceled.

Commission continues approving funding for telehealth during coronavirus pandemic.

Amid COVID-19 Outbreak, U.S. Dental Triage is Partnering with Dentists to Donate Face Masks and PPE to First Responders.

The onset of COVID-19 has doubled the percentage of American adults who have tried telemedicine as an alternative to a doctor’s office visit.

Dr. Robert Posner, who specializes in helping people lose weight, offers preparedness advice.