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RSV Hospitalization May Be Taking A Surprising Mortality Toll, CDC Finds
A CDC analysis of 18,301 RSV hospitalizations found 8.6% of patients died in hospital or within 30 days after discharge.
Tovecimig-Based Doublet Boosts Response And PFS In Advanced Biliary Tract Cancer
COMPANION-002 found higher response and longer PFS with tovecimig plus paclitaxel, but no overall-survival improvement in advanced biliary tract cancer.
Dehydration, UTIs And Cognitive Health: Getting Enough To Drink Is Complicated For People With Brain Disorders
Older adults with dementia or Parkinson’s may need help drinking enough. Dehydration and UTIs can contribute to confusion and cognitive decline.
Fight Continues Against Trump Administration Changes To 340B Drug Discount Program
The AHA and safety-net hospitals are challenging a 2027 shift from upfront 340B discounts to rebates, citing costs and administrative burdens.
Most Frail Breast Cancer Survivors Lack Medicare Home Care
A study of older breast cancer survivors found about 6 in 10 highly frail women had no Medicare home health care in a given year.
ADHD Tied To Higher Mortality Risk
A review of 19 studies found higher mortality associated with ADHD. Medication use correlated with lower risk, but that finding rests on three studies.
Study Warns Of More Chronic Hepatitis B In The Years Ahead
A U.S. model projects more chronic hepatitis B infections under delayed or shared-decision vaccination than with a universal birth dose.
Trump Invested More In Drugmakers That Benefited From Medicare Exemptions, Dems Say
A Democratic congressional report says Trump’s drugmaker holdings rose to as much as $56.2 million, including firms benefiting from Medicare exemptions.
Federal Policy Is Adding Fuel To The Rural Healthcare Fire
A physician’s opinion article says Medicaid reductions and a proposed H-1B fee could compound staffing and financial pressures on rural health providers.