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NSCLC Post-Treatment Nodule Framework
55% of NSCLC patients can still recur after curative-intent treatment. 🎯 That number should stop every radiologist and oncologist cold when they see a new nodule in a survivor. According to BioSpace, published studies report ...
FQHCs grew 3.1% since OBBB passed
I read the new CMS data on FQHCs. The numbers surprised me. 🔍 Everyone told me the One Big Beautiful Bill would hollow out the safety net. The National Association of Community Health Centers warned ...
Medicare Part D Premiums Rising in 2027
Are you ready for the bill your Medicare patients are about to get? 💊 Because it just got more expensive to be on Medicare. The Trump administration announced it will end the Part D Premium ...
FOBT Screening Cuts CRC Death by 43%
A stool test mailed to your home. That is the intervention. No clinic visit. No prep. No procedure. Just a kit in the mailbox and the choice to use it. New research published in JAMA ...
Ambience Healthcare $250M Series D
$250 million just landed in ambient AI clinical documentation. 🔥 That is what Ambience Healthcare raised in a Series D announced August 19, and it is the largest disclosed healthcare AI round of the week. ...
Non-Metastatic NSCLC Consensus Map
89 experts. 96 statements. Here is what they actually agreed on. 🧠 A modified Delphi process brought 89 thoracic oncology experts together for a 3-day in-person meeting in Barcelona last September. They rated 96 clinical ...
HRSA $102M FQHC Expansion Reality Check
FQHC CEO: Are you celebrating the $102M HRSA award or reading the fine print? 🧾 Because the fine print is where your next two years live. On August 13, HHS announced $102 million in New ...
ECRI AI Error Tracker Hits Radiology
Radiologist, do you know what happens when your AI is wrong? 🎯 Not wrong in a lab. Wrong on a real patient, in your department, on a Tuesday afternoon. Most people in this space cannot ...






