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He knew he’d defied the odds. He was aware that “good luck” didn’t begin to describe what he’d gone through. He realized a dizzying series of miracles had brought him to the point where he could now leave the hospital

Mesoblast Limited MESO announced that it has completed patient treatment in a pivotal phase III MSB-DR004 study, evaluating its pipeline candidate, rexlemestrocel-L, for treating chronic low back pain (CLBP) caused by the inflammatory condition of degenerative disc disease

Last month, CMS threw a wrench into the remote patient monitoring arena by announcing plans to end Medicare payment for third-party RPM services. This proposal, if finalized, would mean significant changes for providers and RPM companies, as partnerships between the two are widespread. And those changes could upend patient access to healthcare

Gov. Maura Healey wants to alleefty healthcare spending, but a recent report found Massachusetts has a shortage of guardians who are empowered to make medical decisions on behalf of incapacitated patients

Shannon Knight, a brain and cognitive sciences PhD candidate and McGovern Institute researcher, focuses on developing a novel gene therapy. Stefanie Koperniak|Office of Graduate Education Publication Date: August 18, 2026

Merchant-offered installments affect where 55% of Gen Z consumers seek medical or dental care

He has been receiving radiotherapy for colorectal cancer at the Hanoi Oncology Hospital since February

Thomas Zordani flew from his home in Denver to Phoenix for a consultation with a Mayo Clinic neurosurgeon, hoping to find out what could be done to treat his debilitating headaches after worrisome brain scan findings

Health systems nationwide have begun implementing a growing array of artificial intelligence tools across clinical care, administrative operations and research. The pace and scope of AI adoption has varied across regions of the United States, with some states moving more aggressively than others. 

Medical students learn one of medicine’s oldest lessons almost as soon as they step onto their clinical rotations. It’s even become part of folklore and sound advice. When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras