In light of recent discussions and hearings, concerns about the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of legacy medical devices have intensified. Staffing cuts at the Health and Human Services (HHS) may further exacerbate these risks, affecting the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) ability to safeguard
Financial literacy is increasingly recognized as a vital component in reducing financial stress and improving both physical and mental health. According to the "Health is Wealth" report by MoneyLion and Mastercard, a striking 66% of U.S. adults have experienced physical symptoms like trouble
As the prevalence of cancer continues to rise globally, the search for ever more effective treatments has become a critical focus for the medical community. One of the most promising developments in cancer treatment is the advancement of robotic radiotherapy. This cutting-edge approach leverages
The fierce competition surrounding the management of Georgia's Medicaid contract has sparked significant controversy and debate. This multi-billion-dollar public procurement involves several insurers vying for the contract awarded by Governor Brian Kemp’s administration to oversee healthcare for
Jefferson City is grappling with a significant financial dilemma as it seeks to bridge a $750,000 shortfall in its self-funded health insurance plan for fiscal year 2024. The Jefferson City Council recently faced a critical decision to cover this deficit, with various funding strategies being
The need for a comprehensive National Healthcare Financing Scheme (NHFS) has become increasingly urgent in Malaysia as the country looks to meet Universal Health Care (UHC) standards. Malaysia’s current healthcare system is struggling with inherent inequities, particularly within the private
