Nearly 50% of patients seek mental health care through telehealth, with nonmental health care contributing to a smaller proportion.

Pain interference, but not severity, significantly predicted long-term mortality risk among middle-aged and older adults in the US.

Positive and neutral messaging may improve the clinical outcomes of spinal manipulation therapy for chronic low back pain.

Social determinants of health were associated with increased risks for organ damage and mortality among patients with lupus.

A case mix-adjusted measure revealed that Medicaid patients have low retention rates in opioid treatment programs.

New AHA/ACC guidelines define acute pulmonary embolism severity and outline adult treatment strategies in the clinical environment.

Patients discharged from the emergency department seek benefits more often with text-based reminders compared with paper referrals.

Increased risk for overdose- or violence-related mortality highlights additional vulnerabilities in the maternal population.

Complex medical health needs following a firearm injury may lead to enduring physical and functional challenges for survivors.

Cancer care for older patients is comparable across rural and urban hospitals, but cost and long travel times may be an additional burden.

Inadequate staffing, taxing schedules, and lack of compensation may be keeping nurses away from hospital employment.

There is ongoing uncertainty in the CDC as the Deputy Secretary General resigns a few months after being sworn in.