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  • Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization lauds EPA’s recent action

    Regulatory
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 2, 2016

    Citing a longtime battle of 'David and Goliath' proportions, the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) recently commended the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) action to rank asbestos among the top 10 high-risk chemicals for regulation under the Lautenberg Act.

  • Prostate Cancer Foundation partners with VA to increase research

    People
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 2, 2016

    The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently launched a $50 million program to increase prostate cancer research among the veteran population and expedite further treatment possibilities for patients.

  • Expert: Trump's health nominee to move quickly on some changes, but slowly on the most significant

    Community
    John Breslin | Dec 2, 2016

    Rep. Tom Price, as well as the new Trump administration, will likely move quickly to repeal some elements of the Affordable Care Act, but they will step more slowly when it comes to major changes, according to one health expert.

  • Ryan's plan for Medicare could face pushback from seniors

    Public Policy
    John Breslin | Dec 2, 2016

    Republicans intent on making changes to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will find it difficult to alter the way Medicare is delivered, according to experts watching closely what might happen with the new Trump administration.

  • Parkinson's patients gain access to new resource

    Technology
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 2, 2016

    What unites all Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients is that no two people experience the disease in the same exact way, so industry practitioners have developed a resource network devoted to the community of affected individuals.

  • American Academy of Ophthalmology praises Price’s HHS nomination

    People
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    The world’s largest consortium of eye physicians and surgeons, the American Academy of Ophthalmology, recently lauded president-elect Donald Trump’s pick for secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), calling Rep. Tom Price an outstanding candidate.

  • 21st Century Cures initiative to foster innovation

    Public Policy
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    Calling its 21st Century Cures program 'an innovation game-changer,' the U.S. Energy and Commerce Committee has developed legislation to modernize the nation’s health care infrastructure via both domestic patient treatment and global biomedical leadership.

  • Patient advocacy, collaboration discussed at Brussels EFPIA meeting

    Community
    Robert Hadley | Dec 4, 2016

    While all eyes were on the results of the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 9, a speaker at the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations conference in Brussels, Belgium, was introducing a concept that could bring equally seismic changes to the field of health care.

  • American Academy of Family Physicians pushes Congress for full CARA funding

    Public Policy
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    Urging Congress to fund a bill passed last summer addressing opioid abuse, the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) recently stepped up its game, calling for implementation of the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA).

  • 21st Century Cures Act to accomplish goal

    Regulatory
    Jeff Gantt | Dec 4, 2016

    According to 21st Century, the 21st Century Cures Act will accomplish what it set out to do, delivering safe new cures and treatments to patients across the nation.

  • Bridging the gap between patients, researchers

    Breakthrough
    Ruth de Jauregui | Dec 4, 2016

    Patient advocate Jeri Burtchell recently shared her journey from her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) to clinical trial participation to becoming an advocate for the patient perspective on Eli Lilly and Company blog 'LillyPad.'

  • Push for passage of 21st Century Cures Act intensifies

    Public Policy
    Ruth de Jauregui | Dec 4, 2016

    The calls for passage of the 21st Century Cures Act intensified this week, when Friends of Cancer Research Founder Dr. Ellen Sigal and Margolis Center for Health Policy at Duke University Director Mark McClellan joined forces to support the bill.

  • AbbVie attains Global Citizen Award for disaster relief work

    Community
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    For stepping up during a 2015 natural disaster to partner with the International Medical Corps in Nepal, Abbvie recently received a Global Citizen Award, honoring its humanitarian actions in the wake of a destructive earthquake.

  • Prostate cancer advocates urge input from treating physicians

    People
    Robert Hadley | Dec 4, 2016

    Support for a new rule clarifying treatment options for prostate cancer patients received a boost Nov. 30 when noted urologist and cancer survivor Dr. John Lynch testified before Congress.

  • Potential Alzheimer's drug fails to produce significant results

    Breakthrough
    Ruth de Jauregui | Dec 4, 2016

    EUCAN Alzheimer Community Leader Susan Betito and Eli Lilly Therapy Area Medical Lead Hans-Peter Hundemer have contributed their thoughts to 'LillyPad' on last week's disappointing results of the Sola (solanezumab) clinical trial.

  • Truthful online reviews will soon be protected by federal law

    Technology
    Ruth de Jauregui | Dec 4, 2016

    The U.S. Senate implemented new protections on free speech Monday with the passage of H.R. 5111, 'The Consumer Review Fairness Act,' which prohibits gag clauses that could prevent truthful reviews of companies and services by consumers.

  • Upton releases statement on Price nomination

    People
    Jeff Gantt | Dec 4, 2016

    Following the nomination of Rep. Tom Price (R-GA) for the position of Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary by President-elect Donald Trump, Fred Upton (R-MI), chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, released a statement regarding the announcement.

  • House approves 21st Century Cures bill for mental health reform

    Regulatory
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    A milestone for mental health care resulted from the U.S. House of Representatives’ recent approval of the 21st Century Cures Act in Washington, D.C., advocated by Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee Chair Tim Murphy (R-PA).

  • Care coaching begins to catch on

    Community
    Carol Ostrow | Dec 4, 2016

    Trust, open communication and translation go a long way toward fostering better outcomes for underserved patients, a recent study suggests, with the advent of primary care coaches bridging gaps in health education and encouraging positive patient participation.

  • Majority of cancer patients fail to discuss cost with physician, despite increases

    People
    John Breslin | Dec 5, 2016

    Despite the rising cost of health care, nearly four out of five cancer patients do not have conversations with their doctor on the issue, a newly published survey has found.

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