Todd Shryock

Accuracy of data recorded with the GlucoBeam was found to be comparable to standard finger-stick blood glucose tests.

A recent survey reveals some surprising facts about who handles illness better - men or women.

Nearly 90% of patients are more likely to choose a doctor who incorporates wearable data into their health care plans, according to a new report.

Nearly half of survey respondents say they are anxious before seeing a doctor and, mainly because the do not have enough information to prepare for the visits.

Less than one-quarter of US adults surveyed said they would "definitely" get the shot while 33% stated they would "definitely not" get the new vaccine.

Nearly all Americans with health care insurance say rising costs are affecting their mental wellbeing and their physical health, according to new survey findings.

One in 5 US adults without access to transportation skipped medical care last year, with racial/ethnic minorities at greatest risk, study finds.

A statin tops the list of most commonly prescribed Medicare drugs in most states. But in Alabama, it's Vicoodin, and the number of prescriptions written there exceeds the other 49 states.

Confidence in vaccines is lower post-pandemic across all demographic groups and is not limited to traditional "anti-vaxxers," say authors of a new study.

There is no magic cure for the ills of burnout but these stories from 6 physicians highlight the many small ways health care professionals are helping themselves and each other.

Up to 8 home tests per individual per month will be covered up-front by payers without a physician's prescription and not subject to any cost-sharing requirements.