Walking again after paralysis: Early study suggests stimulation could jolt spinal cord back to life
(By Isabella Cueto for ST A T) After a traumatic motorcycle collision in 2017, Michel Roccati was left completely paralyzed
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Medical Technology
As internet access limits telehealth’s reach, insurers are starting to cover the bill
(By Katie Palmer for ST A T) Billions of dollars have been poured into telehealth during the pandemic: Insurers loosened
Read MoreOver-the-counter COVID tests will soon be free for Medicare recipients
(By Alana Wise for NPR) Medicare and Medicare Advantage recipients will be eligible for free over-the-counter COVID-19 tests beginning in
Read MoreResearchers label early CAR-T therapy patient ‘cured’ after living a decade without cancer
(By Angus Chen for ST A T) In 2010, Doug Olson became the second person in the world to receive
Read MoreAt Nursing Homes, Long Waits for Results Render Covid Tests ‘Useless’
(By Rachana Pradhan for Kaiser Health News) More nursing homes are waiting longer for covid-19 test results for residents and
Read MoreHow a decades-old database became a hugely profitable dossier on the health of 270 million Americans
(By Casey Ross for ST A T) To most Americans, the name MarketScan means nothing. But most Americans mean everything
Read MoreCancer patients win lawsuit against Aetna over denied treatment
(By Nick Moran for Becker’s Hospital Review ) A Florida judge ruled against Aetna in a proposed class-action lawsuit over
Read MoreHow a hyperactive cell in the brain might trigger Alzheimer’s disease
(By Bret Stetka for NPR) It all started with genetic data. A gene here, a gene there. Eventually the story
Read MoreIt’s Day 6 of Covid, and a Rapid Antigen Test Comes Back Positive. Stay Home, Say Virologists.
(By Rae Ellen Bichell for Kaiser Health News) What does it mean if a person’s rapid antigen test result comes
Read More19 senators urge Medicare to cover at-home COVID-19 tests
(By Nick Moran for Becker’s Hospital Review ) Nineteen senators co-signed a letter to HHS and CMS urging the agencies
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