Medical research reduces deaths in areas where it is conducted
A new study provides a novel way of showing that medical research does indeed save lives, starting in the local […]
Pain management in the United States is inequitable, with Black people often receiving less aggressive and less accurate pain treatment […] For decades, recipients of liver transplants have been inexplicably vulnerable to MRSA infection after their lifesaving surgeries, but the molecular […] Using a new 3D printing process, University of Nottingham researchers have discovered how to tailor-make artificial body parts and other […] Estimating the risk of patients dying is arguably one of the most difficult and stressful challenges physicians face. This has […] Being food-insecure – unable to get enough nutritious food to meet your needs—can take a toll on your health. So […] (HealthDay)—Since the passage of “Obamacare,” fewer Americans are facing insurmountable medical bills—but the benefit does not seem to be reaching […] (HealthDay)—For admitted COVID-19 patients presenting to the same urban medical center, risk-adjusted outcomes were no worse for non-Hispanic Black and […] Three staff members in Medical Public Affairs (MPA) at Washington University School of Medicine have received writing awards in an […] The COVID-19 pandemic has left many healthcare providers scrambling for resources to treat cases over the last several months. And […]Medical
Medical providers less able to detect authentic pain among Black people, study finds
On the trail of a medical mystery: Scientists zero in on elevated MRSA susceptibility after liver transplants
3D-printed custom medical devices: Boost performance, cut infection
Artificial intelligence supports medical prognoses
A hospital that prescribes free nutritious food to families who need more than medical care
Obamacare means 2 million fewer Americans face catastrophic medical bills each year
No race difference found in COVID-19 mortality rates at same medical center
AAMC honors writing of Medical Public Affairs staffers
Researchers analyze ethics of allocating medical resources in COVID-19