Lukas Hainz

A significant critique with far-reaching implications for medical research and clinical practice has exposed profound methodological flaws in a widely referenced meta-analysis, igniting an urgent conversation about the very bedrock of modern healthcare. The research, conducted by K. Pai, A. Raghav,

In the complex and often chaotic environment of modern healthcare, the spotlight naturally falls on the physicians and nurses who deliver direct patient care, but behind every successful clinical outcome is a network of unseen support systems working in perfect concert. The true strength of a

Infectious diseases often follow a surprisingly predictable calendar, with outbreaks of illnesses like influenza and dengue fever recurring at the same time each year like clockwork. This phenomenon is driven by seasonal epidemiology cycles, which are the rhythmic fluctuations in disease

In an era where healthcare is increasingly understood to extend far beyond the confines of a clinic or hospital, addressing the foundational barriers to wellness has become a critical priority for communities across the nation. For many families, particularly in rural and underserved areas,

In an era where professional burnout casts a long shadow over many healthcare fields, the managed care pharmacy sector has emerged as a remarkable beacon of career satisfaction and professional well-being. The inaugural 2025 Managed Care Pharmacy Workforce Survey, a landmark report from the Academy

In an era defined by immense pressure on global healthcare systems, where shrinking inpatient capacity and high occupancy rates have become the norm, the efficient management of physical assets has transitioned from a background logistical concern to a critical strategic priority. With many

In the vast, sun-drenched landscapes of rural Arizona, access to a doctor is not a given but a growing challenge, with a documented deficit of hundreds of primary care physicians leaving communities vulnerable. This critical shortage has turned large swaths of the state into healthcare deserts,

In a time when trust in public health institutions is already shaky, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finds itself navigating a storm of unprecedented leadership turnover and ideological clashes. The recent appointment of Tracey Beth Høeg as the acting director of the FDA’s Center for Drug

In a small pharmacy in the heart of London, a patient steps up to the counter, hesitating before declining a flu shot with the firm belief that it might cause more harm than good. This scenario, far from unique, plays out across the UK as pharmacists like Virginia Chachati encounter growing

Imagine a health care system where patients with multiple chronic conditions no longer fall through the cracks, where fragmented care and conflicting advice are replaced by seamless coordination and personalized support. This vision is becoming a reality for many as over a quarter of US adults