U.S. Health Care Access Ranks Last Among Industrialized Nations
The U.S. health care system ranks last compared with other industrialized nations when it comes to affordability and patient access.
The U.S. health care system ranks last compared with other industrialized nations when it comes to affordability and patient access.
Some patients may be at risk for developing severe headaches after weight-loss surgery.
A solubilized estradiol gelcap was safe and well tolerated in women with vulvovaginal atrophy.
Hispanic women in the U.S. with a lower level of acculturation experience more severe menopausal symptoms.
Americans need fewer trans and saturated fats, and more omega-3 fatty acids, researchers said.
Success rates for in vitro fertilization for black women are about half those of white women.
Americans are less trusting of the medical profession than people in many other countries, even though they often like their own doctor.
Many supplements containing banned substances were still sold in stores for at least 6 months after being recalled.
One practice’s story shows hypertension control can be boosted by team-based care.
Hospitals that converted to for-profit status increased financial margins without changes in quality metrics or mortality rates.
Please login or register first to view this content.