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Feds raise buprenorphine patient loads
The rule, effective Aug. 5, allows qualified practitioners to prescribe buprenorphine to up to 275 patients, up from the previous limit of 100....
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Supreme Court will not hear pharmacy religious liberty case
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to decide whether pharmacists with strongly held religious beliefs can be forced to dispense emergency birth...
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Justices issue ruling on Texas abortion restrictions
Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt centered on whether two Texas abortion regulations unconstitutionally restrict women’s access to the procedure...
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Supreme Court deadlocks on immigration policy case
The 4-to-4 split vote by justices means DAPA and DACA 2 remain blocked.
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Dos and don’ts of dealing with disruptive behavior
CHICAGO – Mishandling disruptive behavior can make matters worse and lead to further conflict among physicians and employees. Here’s how to...
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VIDEO: Telehealth program provides weight management support to rural clinics
Telehealth programs can deliver weight management practice support to rural health care providers and patients.
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Pediatric telehealth programs are growing, diversifying
More pediatric subspecialists are utilizing telehealth as a tool to treat patients, a new study shows.
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Dermatology lacks diversity
The dearth of diverse dermatologists and the rising minority population are fueling renewed efforts by dermatology leaders to increase the racial...
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ACLU sues CMS over reproductive care complaints
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is asking a federal court to compel CMS to turn over complaints about Catholic hospitals that have...
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Oklahoma governor vetoes anti-abortion bill, South Carolina measure lingers
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin has vetoed a controversial bill that would have made performing an abortion a felony in the state. Meanwhile, the South...
