An ultrasound monitor that can stick to the skin and provides sharp images of blood vessels and internal organs is among the latest medical remote monitoring technologies under development.
Each 10% increase in PSA screening rates was significantly associated with a 9% decrease in the metastatic prostate cancer rates, according to a study of VA medical centers.
HIPAA protects patients from unauthorized disclosure of personal information by covered entities such as medical practices and hospitals, but out from under the HIPAA umbrella, patients are mostly on their own, according to the authors of a recent report.
Final results from the TITAN-RCC trial demonstrate improvements in objective response rates compared with nivolumab monotherapy.
PSMA expression on circulating tumor cells in men with mCRPC increases upon disease progression despite treatment with novel antiandrogens.
The United Network for Organ Sharing updated on July 27 implement a policy change requiring transplant centers to race-neutral formulas to estimate glomerular filtration rate.
A recent study demonstrated that a commonly used behavioral intervention of informing physicians about how their performance compares with that of their peers decreased job satisfaction and increased burnout.
Lawyers offer their opinions on the dilemma physicians may face when trying to reconcile their HIPAA obligations with state legal requirements.
Clinicians need to be aware of their assumptions about patients based on age.
Recent findings suggest that it may be possible to spare patients unnecessary exposure to radiation.
