House-Senate negotiations resulted in a bill that would increase the FDA's budget by $50 million from last year to a total of $2.5 billion, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution report.
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Three pain clinic owners, two physicians and seven pharmacists from seven metro Atlanta counties were arrested as a result of a yearlong investigation by the DEA and the DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution report.
Application of topical anesthetic drops may be more effective at reducing pain caused by intravitreal injection, according to an OSN SuperSite report.
A study from Norway found the more often women experienced sleep problems, the more likely they were to develop fibromyalgia 10 years later, according to a CNN report.
A new report looks at cancer drug development strategies in colorectal cancer, lung cancer and the compound strategy of antibodies to compare drug development strategies in oncology, according to a Research and Markets news release.
Researchers at Glasgow University in Scotland have been given a grant from the National Institute of Health Research to study the clinical outcomes of weight loss surgery, according to a UK Press Association report.
A new bill has been introduced in Pennsylvania that would require Pennsylvania hospitals and other healthcare facilities to take steps to protect nurses and other healthcare workers from workplace violence, according to a news release from the Pennsylvania Association of…
A recent study by TeleVox reveals that 83 percent of surveyed Americans admit they don't adhere to treatment plans prescribed by their physicians.
The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network has placed University of Pittsburgh Medical Center's transplant program on probation, following a series of events in which the hospital's lack of oversight led to the transplant of a kidney from a donor infected…
A survey reveals that an overwhelming majority of surveyed physicians (96 percent) believe it's important to enhance quality of life for critically ill patients — even if it means a shorter life.