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Use of GLP-1 medications has increased by 140.4%, while use of metabolic bariatric surgery has decreased by 34.1%, according to a new Harvard Chan School study.
As Nebraska rolls out Medicaid work requirements, health policy experts worry that many will lose coverage due to cumbersome paperwork or confusing rules.
In hundreds of labor and delivery units across the U.S. and beyond, patients and clinicians are benefiting from TeamBirth, Ariadne Labs’ caregiving model that promotes teamwork, communication, and dignity.
Massachusetts’ landmark health care law, enacted two decades ago, made care more affordable and accessible, according to Harvard Chan School’s John McDonough and Jeffrey Sanchez.
Harvard Chan School’s Troyen Brennan and plastic surgeon Elisabeth Potter discussed insurance company priorities on the New York Times Opinion series “Divided.”
Sue Goldie felt “sheer responsibility” to let a New York Times journalist tell her story of adjusting to the reality of an incurable disease—while training for an Ironman triathlon, serving as faculty director of two centers, and teaching three large courses.
