By Jason C. Scott Until this summer, New York did not have any law regulating the training and skills of surgical technologists in healthcare facilities. ...

By Michelle Andrews Kaiser Health News In recent months, all eyes have been focused on today, the day health insurance marketplaces open for business. While the ...

By Julie Appleby and Phil Galewitz Kaiser Health News Just days before new online health insurance markets are set to open, the Obama administration Wednesday released a ...

By Curtis T. Miyamoto, MD Over the last several weeks, I have heard a number of physicians tell me that either they or colleagues that they ...

By Steven C. Quay, M.D., Ph.D., FCAP Women have consulted with their physicians for generations to gain insight about the risks of breast cancer and ...

By Dr. Ismael Nuño, MD Chasing ghosts in the operating room sounds supernatural, but it is actually something we surgeons really do. Each one of ...

The Foundation of the Pennsylvania Medical Society is offering a $2,000 Scholarship from the Endowment for South Asian Students of Indian Descent.  Students must be ...

By Ankita Rao Doctors are reacting to changes in the health care system — and their job placements are proof. Merritt Hawkins, a national health ...

By Mary Agnes Carey As we get closer to 2014, consumers are being surrounded by news coverage, ads and opinions about the health law. And many ...

By Alan S. Horowitz Today’s doctor-patient relationships are under pressure. Providers face financial demands from the government and payors, and many feel forced to squeeze ...