Practice Management News

The FDA finalized changes to its dispensing requirements for mifepristone to allow certified pharmacies to provide the abortifacient to patients, according to updated postmarket drug safety information.

In an update to its guidance on primary osteoporosis, ACP recommended bisphosphonates as a first line of defense to reduce fracture risk in men and postmenopausal women.

Reporting of race and ethnicity data and representation of different racial and ethnic populations in OB/GYN clinical trials are subpar, although improvement is possible, according to findings published in JAMA Surgery.

In other articles for Residency for Retirement, we have explained that permanent life insurance, also called cash value life insurance, has tremendous tax, wealth accumulation, asset protection and estate planning benefits.

This year, women’s health care providers have faced challenges that developed throughout the year, from the lingering COVID-19 pandemic to a changing legal landscape.

The AMA has released 10 recommendations that physicians can share with patients to help keep them healthy in the new year.

Women younger than 40 years had limited knowledge of menopause, results from an online survey showed. The results also showed that women in different age groups had different approaches to learning about menopause.

Healio’s Inside Private Equity blog series features legal insights on physician practice consolidation from Allison W. Shuren, JD, MSN, and J. Matthew Owens.

Gestational diabetes is associated with a high risk for long-term CV outcomes, according to a presentation at The Pregnancy Meeting this year.

Children exposed to benzodiazepines and/or nonbenzodiazepines, also known as z-hypnotics, prenatally may not have increased risk for ADHD, according to data published in JAMA Network Open.