Maimonides Health is doubling down on pediatric emergency medicine at a time when other health systems are retreating from the costly service. The health system is opening a new pediatric emergency ...

Dynasty Financial Partners and Diamond Consultants have announced a new partnership aimed at supporting large advisor teams considering a move away from traditional wirehouses and broker-dealers. The ...

Over the past decade, North America embraced two disastrous public health movements: pediatric gender medicine and “harm reduction” for drug use. Though seemingly unrelated, these movements are ...

As Western Sydney University (WSU) prepares to shed hundreds of staff due to its dire finances, leaked documents have revealed it is paying consultants as much as $2,850 each a day. Internal documents ...

Abstract: Pediatric chest X-rays (CXRs) are crucial for diagnosing respiratory diseases in children. However, most deep learning models perform poorly on pediatric data due to domain gaps, as they are ...

WASHINGTON --Alex Ovechkin completed his chase of the NHL goals record last season, but the Washington Capitals captain’s work on THE GR8 CHASE For Victory Over Cancer is far from over. With an assist ...

Primary Children's is ranked on all 11 measures for two consecutive years by U.S. News & World Report. Intermountain's pediatric hospital for the first time is included in Top 25 for six pediatric ...

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman was paid $15,000 to advise a consulting firm running a social media influencer campaign for Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to filings with the U.S.

A Miami-based pediatric health care organization has acquired a pediatric practice in Bradenton. Pediatrica Health Group did not disclose the terms of its acquisition of Scarano and Taylor Pediatrics.

GeneDx, which specializes in diagnostics for rare and ultra-rare genetic disorders, is helping to get kids the diagnostic attention they need as part of Diagnosis is Power. Currently, one in 10 ...

Minimal medical consequences were seen in association with most exposures, but 3.5%, 5.0%, and 0.3% of children were medically admitted, experienced moderate effects, and had major effects, ...