NYC Health Department Wants to Improve Maternal Healthcare

9 years ago

The advancements made in medicine over the past century have drastically decreased the chances of complications during childbirth, especially maternal…

CVS Releases Cheaper Alternative to the EpiPen

9 years ago

For people with severe allergies, self-administered epinephrine injectors like the EpiPen can be life-saving devices. Recently, however, the maker of…

NYC Hospitals Receive Poor Safety Grades in National Survey

9 years ago

In 2016, nonprofit patient safety organization The Leapfrog Group conducted a nationwide survey of America’s hospitals that graded their safety…

Use Medicare’s Hospital Compare Tool to Your Advantage

10 years ago

Not all hospitals are created equal. Unfortunately, patients don’t always know which hospitals in their area have good reputations, and…

Researchers Find Web-Based Tools Can Reduce Medical Errors

10 years ago

Modern medical treatment often involves a collaborative effort between multiple physicians and healthcare professionals. When patient care is handed-off from…

Certificate of Need Laws Leave Patients with Fewer Options

10 years ago

Certificate of need laws refer to a program that state legislators put in place to govern the “establishment, construction, renovation…

Cyberchondria: A Dangerous Trend in Self-Diagnosis

10 years ago

The Internet has granted us unprecedented access to information about all sorts of things, including common medical ailments. Earlier this…

Study Finds US Healthcare System is Remarkably Inefficient

10 years ago

We might like to think that healthcare in America is some of the best in the world, but that doesn’t…

Finding a Physician You Can Trust

10 years ago

When it comes to people in your life that you trust, your doctor should be on the top of that…

NYC Hospitals Receive Poor Safety Grades in National Survey

10 years ago

This year, nonprofit patient safety organization The Leapfrog Group conducted a nationwide survey of America’s hospitals that graded their safety…