News AbbVie tries a new approach in 340B programme battle AbbVie has opened a new front in the pharma industry's efforts to reform the 340B drug discounting programme for safety net hospitals in the US.
News DNA testing can help right racial imbalance in breast cancer Study suggests routine genomic testing could correct well-established disparities in breast cancer survival rates between white and Black women.
News One in four diabetics has undiagnosed heart failure; study A study has found that undiagnosed heart failure can be detected in people with high-risk diabetes using a simple, GP-led care pathway.
News Precision psychiatry push starts in Europe As geopolitical tensions ratchet up around the world, an initiative has been launched to drive improvements in diagnostic accuracy and precision care.
News Denying prostate cancer screening 'no longer rational' A German study has stoked debate about the merits of screening for prostate cancer, which is lagging behind breast cancer screening in Europe.
News Poll finds Americans cutting back elsewhere to fund health Many Americans are forced to make difficult trade-offs with living expenses and delay life events like retirement to afford health, says a new poll.
News Senju launches first-in-class dry eye disease drug in Japan Senju has launched a new drug for dry eye disease (DED) in Japan, Avarept, the first drug in the TRPV1 antagonist class to reach the market.
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