Pharma advances non-opioid pain drugs By HPN Staff The American pharmaceutical industry has been making significant progress in developing medications that can treat severe pain as effectively as opioids without the risk of addic... Read more Feds eye tighter restrictions on pharma ads By HPN Staff The Trump administration, led by Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is considering proposals to impose restrictions on pharmaceutical advertisements. ... Read more Rural hospitals face greater challenges By Tom Morris This is a lightly edited excerpt of testimony recently provided to the U.S. House of Representatives’ Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee during the hearing “Legislative Pro... Read more Two companies control majority of dialysis market, study says By HPN Staff Just two healthcare firms account for almost 80% of the market for dialysis treatments, which are a major source of spending across both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, accor... Read more Non-opioid pain treatment alternatives gaining public and private traction By HPN Staff In the fight to end the nation’s opioid epidemic, researchers and investors in the pain-management field are making headway in developing alternative options for treating pain. L... Read more State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more MOST VIEWED 1 Championing rare disease innovation, ending foreign dependence 2 Nevada governor says ‘no’ to nursing mandates 3 Heart attacks no longer the leading cause of heart disease deaths 4 Pharma advances non-opioid pain drugs DONATE
Feds eye tighter restrictions on pharma ads By HPN Staff The Trump administration, led by Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is considering proposals to impose restrictions on pharmaceutical advertisements. ... Read more Rural hospitals face greater challenges By Tom Morris This is a lightly edited excerpt of testimony recently provided to the U.S. House of Representatives’ Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee during the hearing “Legislative Pro... Read more Two companies control majority of dialysis market, study says By HPN Staff Just two healthcare firms account for almost 80% of the market for dialysis treatments, which are a major source of spending across both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, accor... Read more Non-opioid pain treatment alternatives gaining public and private traction By HPN Staff In the fight to end the nation’s opioid epidemic, researchers and investors in the pain-management field are making headway in developing alternative options for treating pain. L... Read more State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Rural hospitals face greater challenges By Tom Morris This is a lightly edited excerpt of testimony recently provided to the U.S. House of Representatives’ Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee during the hearing “Legislative Pro... Read more Two companies control majority of dialysis market, study says By HPN Staff Just two healthcare firms account for almost 80% of the market for dialysis treatments, which are a major source of spending across both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, accor... Read more Non-opioid pain treatment alternatives gaining public and private traction By HPN Staff In the fight to end the nation’s opioid epidemic, researchers and investors in the pain-management field are making headway in developing alternative options for treating pain. L... Read more State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Two companies control majority of dialysis market, study says By HPN Staff Just two healthcare firms account for almost 80% of the market for dialysis treatments, which are a major source of spending across both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, accor... Read more Non-opioid pain treatment alternatives gaining public and private traction By HPN Staff In the fight to end the nation’s opioid epidemic, researchers and investors in the pain-management field are making headway in developing alternative options for treating pain. L... Read more State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Non-opioid pain treatment alternatives gaining public and private traction By HPN Staff In the fight to end the nation’s opioid epidemic, researchers and investors in the pain-management field are making headway in developing alternative options for treating pain. L... Read more State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
State and local governments divvy up opioid settlement money By HPN Staff Attorneys from all 50 states have signed off on a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the family that owns the company, winding down one of the largest outstanding opi... Read more Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Who are the new members of the ACIP? By HPN Staff Seven newly appointed members of the federal Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices met for the first time June 25 and 26, following a purge of the entire ACIP board by De... Read more Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Workforce challenges persist as healthcare jobs are slashed By HPN Staff Health systems across the U.S. are laying off workers despite an ongoing shortage of health care staff, workforce analysts say. More than 40 hospitals and health systems h... Read more As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
As states face shortage of dentists, demand for care soars By HPN Staff A recent government report shows that several states face a shortage of dentists, which could leave millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, without easy access to den... Read more Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
Shortage of physical therapists poses risk for future care By HPN Staff The demand for physical therapists is expected to skyrocket in the next decade, driven by an aging population, a new focus on preventive healthcare, and growing interest in recre... Read more
