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Schools Are Stocking Anti-Choking Suction Devices, but Only One Is FDA Authorized and Only as a Backup
Schools are adding anti-choking suction devices, but the FDA says established rescue steps come first. Here is what the evidence shows and what to ask.
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Her Spine Curved 140 Degrees the Wrong Way, and the Bigger Problem Was Her Lungs
Surgeons in Beijing rebuilt a 36-year-old woman's spine from neck to sacrum after a backward curve no medical journal had ever described.
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When a Hospital System Buys Your Doctor's Practice, the Same Procedure Can Suddenly Cost Twice as Much
Hospital purchases of doctors' practices can steer patients to pricier settings and add facility fees. Here is how it works and what to ask first.
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