Pediatric palliative care can ease symptoms and support families, but access remains uneven in the U.S. and limited in many countries.
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Medicare Spending Rises After Private Equity Buys Hospices
A study found Medicare spending per hospice stay rose 5.9% after private equity acquisitions, alongside longer stays and fewer social work visits.
Five Tips For Personalizing Assisted Living Space
Seniors Guide outlines five ways to make an assisted living room feel familiar, comfortable, accessible and ready for visits with family and friends.
Study Identifies Molecular Links Between Menopause And Brain Aging
A Nature Medicine study identifies menopause-related blood proteins associated with later cognitive outcomes and modestly higher Alzheimer’s risk.
Advancing Neuroscience Research Through Collaboration And Patient-Centered Innovation
BNA Chief Executive Laura Ajram discusses patient involvement, cross-sector collaboration and differing priorities in neuroscience research.
New International Initiative Explores How Energy Shapes Brain Function
A 10-year, $80 million international collaboration will study how energy availability affects brain cells, neural networks, learning and behavior.
Medicare Advantage Patients Less Likely To Receive Care At Top-Rated Nursing Homes
A Health Affairs study found Medicare Advantage patients were less likely than traditional Medicare patients to enter five-star nursing homes after hospitalization.
The GLP-1 Wave Reaches Nursing Homes, Raising Questions About Cost And Care
Nursing homes report rising GLP-1 use among new residents, while staff weigh clinical risks and facilities face uncertainty over medication costs.
Menopause Can Affect Your Heart Health—here Are Three Symptoms A Cardiologist Says Women Should Never Ignore
Cardiologist Roy Jogiya says new chest discomfort, unexplained breathlessness and persistent palpitations should be assessed, not assumed to be menopause.
Do We Diagnose Too Much Normal Distress?
Psychiatrist Devina Wadhwa argues that screening tools should not replace clinical judgment when distress follows grief, loss or upheaval.