A recent JAMA editorial from two radiologists argues that elective whole-body MRI scan companies are misleading consumers about the benefits of said scans. The radiologists argue the MRIs are more likely to trigger harmful downstream procedures than they are to save lives. Not surprisingly, the three most prominent companies offering these scans denied the charge. The post Researchers Say Whole-Body MRI Companies Are Inflating the Scans’ Medical Benefits appeared first on MedCity News .
Making good on its threat, Eli Lilly has begun eliminating mandated price breaks to a few dozen hospitals that participate in a federal drug discount program.
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Joint Commission leaders break down the standards group’s new AI certification, explaining how it’s designed to work for everyone from major health systems to small rural clinics.
The regulator and four red states allege that the World Professional Association for Transgender Health has mischaracterized the medical evidence behind its recommendations supportive of gender-affirming care in minors, and seek an injunction.