A somber mood has taken over the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta over fears of what President-elect Donald Trump may mean for the agency.

The interim meeting of the American Medical Association in Orlando will consider several recommendations aimed at strengthening data security of mobile health applications and devices.

Humana Medicare Advantage members, affiliated with providers in value-based reimbursement agreements, on average, receive more preventive care screenings with healthier outcomes.

MADISON — Organ transplantation has come a long way from its early days in the mid-twentieth century. But even with major medical advances, there’s still an admittedly familiar factor at play: ice.

A recent report by The New York Times follows the story of a woman who opted for a medicine-induced abortion in her home on her own terms.

A team of neurosurgeons has successfully implanted a device in paralyzed monkeys that allows them to walk, which may lead to improved care for humans with paralysis. Developed by a team led by neurosurgeon Jocelyne Bloch, the device can be turned on and syncs with brain signals to allow the patient to walk.

Six states now allow physicians to prescribe lethal doses of medication to mentally capable patients with terminal illnesses after Colorado approved a “right to die” standard by voter referendum. Kaiser Health News reports more states are likely to follow.

Coulee Medical Center in Grand Coulee, Washington, has ended an electronic health record (EHR) integration project that was “bleeding money,” according to The Star.