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The future of Louisiana's medical training programs is looking shaky as a result of the state’s persistent budget cuts.

The Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services estimate that this healthcare fraud scheme included individuals falsely billing Medicare and Medicaid for an estimated $900 million.

By making these investments, Banner hopes that their medical programs will attract more physicians to want to practice in Arizona, which serves as a benefit to the current 1.6 million people living in the state.

Michael M. Merzenich, PhD was recognized among others for pioneering work on the brain’s “plasticity” – its remarkable ability to rewire itself in response to new conditions, a capacity that underlies learning and offers the potential for retraining the brain in neurodevelopmental disorders and diseases

Carmen Lofgren probably understands more than anyone else how a bicycle helmet can mean the difference between life and death.

Expanding nurse responsibilities would allow nurse anesthetists to have authority in making decisions for a hospital, such as evaluating the safest and most cost effective anesthesia delivery methods.

Kindred Healthcare has cultivated four distinct innovations that have positioned their company at the forefront of the future in patient and employee care. 

Over the four decades since it was opened, the Family Medicine Department has become the largest single department in the Faculty of Medicine, with more than 200 residents in training and more than 100,000 registered patients across its six training locations.

Of all the multiple conferences AANP hosts each year, including its Health Policy and Specialty & Leadership conferences, the National Conference stands out as it caters to a wide range of topics and NPs of any specialty

Iconic Humans of New York photographer Brandon Stanton reached out to the pediatric cancer department of Memorial Sloan Kettering after he felt it was time to bring more awareness to children that suffer from the disease.