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Why CT Scan Safety Is Back in the Spotlight: What a New Cancer-Risk Estimate Does and Doesn’t Mean
A new JAMA Internal Medicine estimate puts CT scan safety back in focus. Here’s what the model found, what it did not prove, and what to ask before imaging.
Missed Diabetes Device Alerts Can Raise Severe Hypoglycemia Risk, FDA Warns
The FDA says phone settings or software problems can disrupt diabetes device alerts, raising the risk of missed low blood sugar warnings and delayed treatment.
New Trial Suggests Team-Based Care and Home Monitoring Can Improve Blood Pressure Control in Lower-Income Adults
A randomized trial in community health centers found that team-based support plus home blood pressure checks improved systolic pressure more than enhanced usual care.
CMS Starts Enforcing New Hospital Price Transparency Rules: What Patients and Health Systems Should Know
CMS says it began enforcing updated hospital price transparency rules on April 1, 2026, but patients should still treat posted prices as a starting point.
Diabetes and gum disease: why healing can take longer and what daily prevention matters most
Diabetes can raise the risk of bleeding gums, dry mouth, infection, and slower healing. Here’s how to spot trouble early and protect your mouth every day.
Falls are still rising among older adults: how to lower the risk of a life-changing hip fracture
Updated CDC pages show fall deaths are still rising in older adults. Here’s how fall prevention, bone health, screening, and Medicare coverage connect.
New 2026 cholesterol guideline puts more focus on lipoprotein(a): What it could mean for your heart risk
A new U.S. cholesterol guideline adds more emphasis to one-time lipoprotein(a) testing. Here’s who may want to ask and what the result can mean.
Hearing Loss and Medicare in 2026: Why Hearing Aids Are Still Mostly Out of Pocket
Original Medicare can pay for some hearing tests in 2026, but hearing aids are still usually excluded. Here is what changed, what did not, and what to compare.
Record Residency Match, but Staffing Gaps Still Affect Care
A bigger physician pipeline is good news, but U.S. patients may still face waits and access problems as primary care, nursing, and public health shortages persist.
CMS Starts Enforcing New Hospital Price Transparency Rules: What Patients May Notice Now
As of April 1, 2026, CMS is enforcing updated hospital price transparency rules. The files may be easier to compare, but they still are not your final bill.
Medicaid Work Requirements Are Moving Closer: What Enrollees Should Know Before 2027
Medicaid work requirements are edging closer, and the biggest risk may be paperwork. Here is what enrollees should do now to protect coverage before 2027.
CMS Wants Faster Drug Prior Authorization Decisions. What the April 2026 Proposal Could Mean for Patients
CMS is proposing faster, more electronic drug prior authorization rules, but patients should know the policy is not final and current public data still leave big gaps.