Logan Lutton

HIV medication adherence rose after SNAP payments and fell nearly 12 points by the end of the benefit cycle, according to a new study of Philadelphia SNAP beneficiaries.

Oregon Health & Science University researchers found sensitive caregiving in infancy can offset ADHD risk linked to higher maternal inflammation in pregnancy, a new study shows.

Aon projects a fourth straight year of near double-digit health cost growth for U.S. employers, with 2027 costs set to top $19,000 per worker.

The FDA approved ViiV Healthcare's Tivicay PD for children weighing at least 2 kg, making it the first second-generation HIV integrase inhibitor for this group.

A phase 3 trial of intravenous arginine was stopped early after it did not meaningfully shorten acute pain sickle cell crises' recovery time.

A Johns Hopkins trial found low-dose hydrocortisone improved attention and verbal learning in women with HIV, with gains sustained over several weeks.

A Swedish registry study of 58,641 patients found lower education levels were linked to higher mortality after hip fracture surgery.

Pediatric sleep specialist Luis Enrique Ortiz, M.D., opens up about living with Type 1 narcolepsy with cataplexy, the long road to diagnosis and how the condition has shaped both his career and personal life.

Luis Ortiz, M.D., of Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, explains the subtle signs of childhood narcolepsy that parents often overlook.

In this discussion, Tiffany Phung, Pharm.D., CSP, director of specialty pharmacy value, trade relations and market access at UC Davis Health, explores the challenges facing health system specialty pharmacies and how data-driven collaboration is shaping the future of patient care.