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Vaccine-preventable Diseases Plague Unprotected Americans

January 9, 2018

Winter weather blasted much of the nation last week, but it’s not just the common cold that Americans are fighting. Many regions, regardless of temperature, are also being pummeled by a different phenomenon – vaccine-preventable diseases.

Racial Disparity Mars Infants’ Access to Donor Milk

January 4, 2018

All mothers want to give their babies a stronger immune system, reduce their risk of SIDS and lower their rate of respiratory infections. But a recent study found black babies may be less able to realize these and other benefits of an exclusive human milk diet.

Putting a Price on Migraine Prevention

December 12, 2017

What are new drugs to prevent migraine worth?  The question is driving a forthcoming report from cost-effectiveness giant the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) – and already eliciting an outpouring of feedback from the migraine patient community.

A Victory for NICU Patient Safety

December 7, 2017

Hospital NICUs are getting an early Christmas present: the ability to opt out on tubing that could put their newborn patients at risk.