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New Insights Await in Upcoming Health Technology Assessment

The latest publication in the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care is set to release comprehensive findings that promise to influence future...

Parents Embrace Expanded Newborn Screening Programs Despite Minor Anxiety

The United Kingdom's newborn blood spot screening program may undergo expansion, with recent research highlighting significant parental support alongside areas needing improvement.A comprehensive review...

Global Strategies Enhance Health Technology Assessments for Complex Interventions

Health policymakers worldwide are refining their Health Technology Assessment (HTA) methods to better evaluate complex health interventions. This effort aims to ensure that policy...

EU Strengthens Orphan Drug Policies as US Competition Intensifies

The European Union is recalibrating its approach to orphan drugs, aiming to enhance patient access and address the widening competitive gap with the United...

Healthcare Technology Assessment Advances in 2025

The latest issue of the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, published on March 14, 2025, delves into significant advancements shaping the...

COVID-19 Forces Early Shutdown of Ulcerative Colitis Diarrhea Trial

A pivotal clinical trial aimed at alleviating persistent diarrhoea in ulcerative colitis patients has been halted prematurely, attributing its closure to the unforeseen challenges...

Global Study Reveals Advances in Evaluating Complex Health Interventions

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) plays a crucial role in shaping evidence-based policies by evaluating the value and costs of health interventions. However, the intricate...

EU Faces Shrinking Pharmaceutical Edge Over US in Orphan Drug Sector

The European Union is grappling with a widening competitiveness gap in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly concerning orphan drugs, as new policies emerge. Stakeholders are...

Parents Support Newborn Blood Screening, Demand Clearer Genetic Test Consent

A recent comprehensive review reveals that parents generally approve of newborn blood spot screening programs, while expressing the need for improved consent processes in...

Global Methods Enhance Health Technology Assessments for Complex Interventions

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) methods are evolving to better evaluate complex health interventions, according to a recent international scoping review. The study, spanning over...

One-Third of Colorectal Adenomas Escape Detection in Routine Colonoscopies, Study Finds

A recent comprehensive analysis highlights significant shortcomings in standard white light colonoscopies (WLC), revealing that a substantial number of colorectal adenomas go undetected during...

Researchers Advance Health Technology Assessments for Complex Interventions

A recent scoping review has illuminated significant advancements in Health Technology Assessment (HTA) methodologies, specifically targeting complex health interventions. The study highlights how international...

New Study Published in International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care

The International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care announced the release of a comprehensive study on March 14, 2025. Spanning pages 1 to...

HeartEnsembleNet Delivers 93% Accuracy in Cardiovascular Disease Prediction

A new machine learning model, HeartEnsembleNet, has set a benchmark in predicting cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks, a leading cause of death worldwide. Utilizing data...

EU Approves Koselugo for Rare Childhood Tumors in NF1 Patients

Koselugo, a medication developed by AstraZeneca, has received conditional approval from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for treating plexiform neurofibromas in children with neurofibromatosis...

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