The amount of Americans undergoing routine cancer screenings has plummeted during the pandemic, according to Epic data cited by STAT.
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The costs of dozens of cancer drugs were about 2.3 times higher in the U.S. than in Europe even though they had similar clinical benefits, according to a study cited by STAT.
May 2020 Issue of Becker’s Hospital Review ON THE COVER A look back at swine flu: 8 facts about the world’s last pandemic in 2009 The World Health Organization on March 11 declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic, the first such declaration…
Researchers at Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger have successfully used a blood test to diagnose presymptomatic cancer patients for the first time, according to a study published in Science.
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Stanford (Calif.) Medicine's Center for Digital Health received $2.5 million from the American Heart Association to investigate digital technology for cardiovascular health.
Grisel Fernandez-Bravo, DNP, CEO of Memorial Hospital Miramar (Fla.), has had to find new ways to manage operations after treatment for her cancer diagnosis left her immunocompromised and susceptible to COVID-19.
New research shows that cancer patients who contract COVID-19 are nearly three times more likely to die that COVID-19 patients who do not have cancer, a new study shows.
These 30 states have allowed or announced plans to allow healthcare providers to resume elective surgeries.
A community hospital in Glendale, Calif., is putting out an urgent call to its local community this week: Our emergency room is open and safe; please come.