The strength of evidence checklist helps VHA make evidence-based policy and budget decisions.
The strength of evidence checklist helps VHA make evidence-based policy and budget decisions.
Magnesium glycinate and magnesium are different things but often confused as the same thing.
Recent PEPReC research explored connections between local post-discharge care options and hospital readmission rates, offering helpful health care policy insights.
A fairly large percentage of Americans don’t take important medications as prescribed due to issues of high cost and/or low supply. How did we get
Rates of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnoses have increased dramatically for Veterans but service dogs and emotional support dogs may help reduce it…
Between government funding and pharmaceutical industry spending, billions of dollars are spent annually to bring just a handful of drugs to market. That means some
We know sleep deprivation is generally bad for our health, yet research shows it can be harnessed to help heal depression.
New research suggests that using medical record viewer technology reduces duplicate, unnecessary imaging for Veterans.
In 2020 the expected global expenditure on prescription drugs was somewhere around 1.3 TRILLION dollars, with around $350 BILLION of that spending being done in
While most Americans know someone who’s received an organ transplant, the network that coordinates donation is a mystery.
This compilation is a deep dive on the opioid crisis, thanks in part to funding by the NIHCM. Explore the history of opioids, the science
PEPReC research reveals significant excess mortality rates among Native American, Black, and Hispanic Veterans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Elder abuse is a growing problem for America’s aging population.
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