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The inventor’s dilemma: What's unique about health care technology?Dr. Eric B. Larson finds a link between the recent Kaiser acquisition news and a friend’s JAMA essay on health care innovations.
For mammography, radiologists do better without computer helpBased on a new BCSC study, Dr. Diana Buist tells of technology that adds cost to breast cancer screening—without improving outcomes. Dr. Marc Mora comments.
- Computer-aided detection does not improve breast cancer screening
CAD raises screening costs without benefit to patients and may miss cancers, large national BCSC study shows.
A ‘booster dose’ of more massage helps reduce neck painGroup Health and University of Vermont researchers find a longer treatment period is better for reducing dysfunction.
News release: Group Health and UW get $13 million to study aging and the brainNational Institute on Aging renews funding for long-running ‘living laboratory.’
- Group Health and UW get $13 million to study aging and the brain
National Institute on Aging renews funding for long-running 'living laboratory.'
It’s time to pay attention to chronic painSo says a new national pain strategy from the Department of Health and Human Services. You can influence the strategy with your comments.
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