Health care represents approximately 20% of the US economy with $3.5 trillion in spending annually.1 For many key health-related quality measures, the United States lags behind other developed countries. The intersection of access to health care, quality, and cost is a complex tangle of urgent…
This cohort study investigates the risk of Alzheimer disease (AD) among breast cancer survivors compared with matched controls without a history of cancer and explores…
We know how to prevent the majority of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), but this knowledge has not yet been translated into routine practice. Despite clear…
This cohort study evaluates the association of the COVID-19 pandemic with time toxicity for patients with advanced cancer who died within 1 year of diagnosis,…
This cohort study investigates if coronary computed tomography (CT) angiography is associated with better lifestyle behaviors, acceptance of preventive therapies, and improvement in risk factor…
This cohort study compares the outcomes associated with use of percutaneous nephrolithotomy vs ureteroscopy for clearance of kidney stones in children and adolescents.
This randomized clinical trial of older adults with obesity examined whether weighted vest use added to weight loss better preserves bone health compared with weight…
This Special Communication describes the history of laboratory-developed test regulation, the perspectives of different stakeholders on US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reform, and the…
This meta-analysis evaluates the impact of race on ranibizumab treatment in participants with diabetic macular edema.
This Medical News article discusses new efforts to support caregivers of older adults in the US, including health system initiatives and federal actions.
This randomized clinical trial investigates whether front-of-package food labels with nutrient or health warning affect perceived weight stigmatization and effectiveness at discouraging purchase.
