Cheryl Clark is a journalist at MedPage Today. She focuses on quality of care, consumer health, and health news, exploring themes related to medicine and healthcare, as well as the broader healthcare system. Cheryl's work has been featured in various publications, including Wellsboro Gazette, Truthout, and Richland Source.
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Cheryl Clark Even though fewer physicians are being sued for medical malpractice each year, liability premiums have still been rising, according
By: Cheryl Clark
— Scorecard forced to chop grades for 450 hospitals due to verdict in Florida hospitals lawsuit
Unchecked MA expansion limits patient choice, access to care as health plans profit
'It's a significant amount of lost revenue' that many doctors don't understand
Intent is to cut DEI, but scientists see a dystopian, anti-science power grab
— Delegates say state legislatures swayed by biased claims from mid-level provider advocacy groups
By: Cheryl Clark
Concern raised that testing might needlessly raise parents anxiety, zap resources
Researchers urge inclusion of negative studies on drug labels
Private equity firms are expanding their healthcare reach by forming joint ventures with nonprofit health systems, according to a new report opens in a new tab or window from the Private Equity Stakeholder Project (PESP).
Last night, comments closed on the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)'s proposed rule opens in a new tab or window that would require political
