Critics Assail J&J’s Sponsorship Of High-Profile Physician Conference Exploring Conflict Of Interests
Johnson & Johnson is underwriting the conference scheduled for June. “The pharmaceutical sponsorship is a problem for a conference on
Read More
Sunday, February 15, 2026
Latest:
- This Week’s Health IT Jobs – February 11, 2026 | Healthcare IT Today
- Top 3 Reasons Nurses Should Become a FINE Fellow
- Nursing a Career in Tech: Why Nurses Can Become Healthtech’s Most Important Product Leader
- Global Medical Coding Market Set to Reach USD 14.01 Billion by 2030 – Yahoo Finance
- BEA’s BPA continues history of developing leaders – Faribault County Register
Medical Coding Jobs
Find your dream Job in Medical Coding
News
Teaching Police About Autism: Advocacy Groups Hold Seminars In N.J. About Why Some Children Might Run From Law Enforcement
They’ve trained hundreds of thousands of officers about how to approach people with special needs. Public health news is on
Read MoreOne Of Nation’s Largest PBMs Express Scripts May Be Hit With Subpoena Over Failing To Provide Insulin Price Info
Sens. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) threaten Cigna Corp.’s Express Scripts with a subpoena after they say the
Read More‘Unspeakable Tragedy’: Milwaukee Shooting At Molson Coors Plant Leaves 6 Dead Including Shooter Who Worked There
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes said it was Wisconsin’s 11th mass shooting since 2004, and he urged residents to “never grow
Read MoreBiden Says Trump Wants To Fingerprint Food Stamp Recipients. Turns Out It Was Bloomberg Who Touted Such A Plan.
The Washington Post fact checks recent claims former Vice President Joe Biden made about the Trump administration’s food stamp policy
Read MoreFirst Edition: February 27, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. California Healthline: Your School Assignment For The Day: Spelling And SpecsDaisy
Read MoreYour School Assignment For The Day: Spelling And Specs
DELANO, Calif. — Daisy Leon struggles to sit still and read the letters on the eye chart. Her responses tumble
Read MoreThey Fell In Love Helping Drug Users. But Fear Kept Him From Helping Himself.
This story is part of a partnership between NPR and Kaiser Health News. This story can be republished for free
Read MoreWatch: One Father’s Fight Against ‘Predatory’ Drug Price
This story also ran on CBS News. This story can be republished for free (details). Dr. Sudeep Taksali tells “CBS
Read MoreViewpoints: Lessons On Supporting FDA As Its Importance Grows Stronger; Starting Up A Public Option Doesn’t Come Easily Either
Editorial pages focus on these health issues and others. Stat: The FDA In The 2020s: Move Forward, Don’t Stand Still Federal
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Congress Takes Advantage Of Coronavirus By Calling For More Spending; Time To Hope Everyone In The World Washes Their Hands
Opinion writers weigh in on issues surrounding efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The Wall Street Journal: The Spending
Read MoreState Highlights: West Virginia Lawmakers Take Steps To Protect Health Law, Preexisting Conditions; Chicago Hospitals, AMA Invest $6M To Improve Health On West Side
Media outlets report on news from West Virginia, Illinois, North Carolina, California, Virginia, Missouri, Georgia, and Massachusetts. Charleston Gazette-Mail: The
Read MoreStarting Exercise Programs Just Might Lead People To Run Away From Fatty, High Calorie Foods, Researchers Say
A small study in England reinforces the idea that exercise should be part of the plan to lower weight. Some
Read MoreBorder Patrol Sings Praise For New Migrant Detention Facility In Texas, Including Medical Screenings And Playgrounds
Critics question the timing of opening a new facility and if it will provide oversight to prevent abuses at other
Read MoreContract Stamped ‘Confidential’ Looks At Controversial Data-Sharing Deal Between Google, University Of California
Stat obtained a copy of the 2016 deal that allowed Google to obtain valuable data stored in health records in
Read MoreCMS Axes New York’s Plan To Extend Its Medicaid Reform Program After State Asked For $8B In Funding
In denying New York’s request, the federal government is refusing to support the way the state is trying to change
Read MoreCoalition Of 39 States To Launch Investigation Into Juul’s Marketing Practices Amid Teenage Vaping Epidemic
“I will not prejudge where this investigation will lead,” Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said in a statement, “but we
Read MoreSenate Dems Block 2 Abortion Measures, Accusing McConnell Of Playing Politics With Bills Destined To Fail
The legislation would have all but ban abortions after 20 weeks and mandate care for babies of failed abortions–a measure
Read MoreFirst Edition: February 26, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: Democrats Sharpen Health Care Attacks As Primaries Heat
Read MoreAs The Coronavirus Spreads, Americans Lose Ground Against Other Health Threats
For much of the 20th century, medical progress seemed limitless. Antibiotics revolutionized the care of infections. Vaccines turned deadly childhood
Read MoreTrusting Injection Drug Users With IV Antibiotics At Home: It Can Work
This story is part of a partnership that includes WBUR, NPR and Kaiser Health News. This story can be republished
Read MoreDemocrats Sharpen Health Care Attacks As Primaries Heat Up
The ideal began to get real on Tuesday, as seven of the top contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination sparred
Read MoreBernie Sanders Embraces A New Study That Lowers ‘Medicare For All’s’ Price Tag, But Skepticism Abounds
“[A recent study] said ‘Medicare for All’ will lower health care costs in this country by $450 billion a year
Read MorePast As Prologue: Questioning Buttigieg’s Claim About Keeping Your Health Care
“If you like your private plan, you can keep it.” — a statement made in a video ad released by
Read MoreU.S. Medical Panel Thinks Twice About Pushing Cognitive Screening For Dementia
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). [UPDATED at 11:30 a.m. ET] A leading group of
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Don’t Wait Any Longer To Prepare For Coronavirus In U.S.; Remember How Vulnerable Pregnant Women Might Be
Editorial pages focus on best ways to stem dangers of coronavirus. The Washington Post: Coronavirus Dangers Loom. Complacency Is One
Read MoreViewpoints: If Patient Voices Could Be As Loud As Lobbyists, Then Surprise Medical Bills Might End; How Is it That Greedy Corporations Get Rich On Insulin?
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. Stat: To Fight Surprise Medical Bills, Create A Powerful
Read MoreNew Speedy Genomic Testing For Tough To Diagnose, Deadly Infections Could Revolutionize Care, Researchers Say
The tests that sort through DNA are costly, but Kevin Outterson, a professor of health law at Boston University, says
Read MoreState Highlights: New Jersey Considers Boosting Already High Cigarette Tax For First Time In 10 Years; Shutting Expensive ER Helps Save Rural Georgia Hospital
Media outlets report on news from New Jersey, Georgia, California, Virginia, Connecticut, Texas, Illinois, New Hampshire, New York, Washington, Hawaii,
Read MoreGoogle Researchers Candidly Lay Out Scope Of Difficulty When It Comes To Making Health Data Anonymous
Anonymized data is a gold mine for health research–but it’s not going to come easily. The Google researchers experimented with
Read More