Long COVID patient-advocacy groups offered mixed reviews in their feedback to Senate health committee Chair Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) $10 billion research proposal ahead of his Tuesday (April 23) deadline for input.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Tuesday (April 23) approved 3-2 and released a final rule that bars enforcement of non-competes agreements – a policy change that was immediately blasted by the hospital lobby, which is poised to sue after it had urged the agency to scrap the idea.
FDA’s latest per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) test found the chemicals present in eight of the 95 food samples tested in a regional collection from the agency’s Total Diet Study (TDS).
Long COVID patient-advocacy groups offered mixed reviews in their feedback to Senate health committee Chair Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) $10 billion research proposal ahead of his Tuesday (April 23) deadline for input.
FDA warns drug makers in a new draft guidance not to imply in their promotional and advertising materials that reference drugs are superior to their biosimilars, or that interchangeable biosimilars are clinically distinct from other biosimilars.
Weight-loss drugs drove a 13.6% increase in prescription medication spending in the United States in 2023, according to a report from the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) published Wednesday (April 24).
Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday morning (April 22) announced CMS’ nursing home final staffing minimums and a sweeping long-term care worker rule stemming from the Biden administration’s April 2023 executive order on the direct care workforce.
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FDA’s Human Foods Program plans to use social media platforms to communicate both general and time-sensitive information to the public while also promoting engagement, including by creating a new Instagram account which first posted in March. |
A federal watchdog recommends CMS enhance procedures and communication for setting laboratory test rates to better prepare for future public health emergencies, based on challenges experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
The House of Representatives on Saturday (April 20) passed a bill aimed at protecting Americans’ health data from foreign adversaries -- one of several recent congressional actions on the issue of data privacy, though lawmakers tied the bill to a more controversial one that could facilitate a ban of the social media platform TikTok. |
House and Senate Democrats sent letters to hospitals urging them to protect LGBTQ patients’ information and asking them to implement policies addressing legal demands, like requests from attorneys general for medical records of LGBTQ youth. |
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