Population Health Management

Glycemic Markers Contribute to The Obesity-Pancreatic Cancer Connection

Sonia Reyes
Oncology Care, Specialty Medicine, GI Cancers, Endocrinology & Metabolic, Managed Care, Population Health Management | Jul 24, 2026
In the UK Biobank study, glucose and HbA1c accounted for up to 20% of the link between obesity and pancreatic cancer, highlighting glycemic control as a modifiable target for prevention.

Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky on ASCO 2026 GLP-1 and Breast Cancer Prevention Data

Sonia Reyes
Podcasts, Healthcare Headlines, Breast Cancer, Population Health Management | Jul 20, 2026
Dr. Eleonora Teplinsky discusses research emerging from the ASCO 2026 Annual Meeting on GLP-1 use and Breast Cancer prevention, and what questions remain before they can be considered part of a cancer prevention strategy.

Study Finds Parkinson's Genetic Yield Varies from 0.4% to 10.7% Based on Ancestry

Sonia Reyes
Healthcare Headlines, Neurology & Mental Health, Movement Disorders, Access & Affordability, Coverage & Appeals, Managed Care, Population Health Management, Clinical Trial Updates | Jul 18, 2026
A GP2 study finds that the yield of Parkinson's gene panels varies by ancestry, and European-built panels are not transferable.

Care Partners Often Overlooked Patient Portal Users

George Padron
Digital Health & AI, Managed Care, Population Health Management | Jul 16, 2026
A NEJM Catalyst agenda piece argues that the family and friend care partners largely excluded from digital health need better patient portal access to coordinate care.

Summer Increase in Cyclosporiasis Cases Across U.S. States

George Padron
Healthcare Headlines, Population Health Management | Jul 11, 2026
The CDC reports over 400 cyclosporiasis cases across 18 states this summer, a surveillance surge with clusters under traceback and no food source yet identified.