Category: Workers Comp

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FDA Approves First New Weight Loss Drug Since 2014, Issues EUA for COVID-19 Antibody

Wegovy (semaglutide) and sotrovimab will soon be available.

How to leverage the patient’s influence over care outcomes.

A new flash report from the WCRI highlights trends in drug utilization.

Corrections officers in Nebraska benefit from a new law; will healthcare workers in Connecticut join them?

Check out Healthe’s latest featured article with WorkCompWire

Join our VP of Clinical Services on July 15th for a discussion on underrepresented populations in workers' comp.

A new 8 mg naloxone nasal spray will soon be available, which is the largest naloxone dose approved by the FDA to date.

The latest issue of Healthesystems’ biannual clinical journal covers trending and influential topics in workers’ comp.

Our VP of Clinical Services comments on opioid alternatives, and our AVP of Advocacy & Compliance discusses social media in the workplace.

Due to mutating viral strains, the potential benefits of this COVID-19 drug no longer outweigh the risks.

While many states are making decisions regarding gig workers, federal action could soon change things.

After reviewing six rare cases of blood clots after 7 million doses, current data indicates the vaccine is safe.

Applications, benefits and tips for success.

More states consider allowing injured workers to choose their treating physician.

In two months, three states legalized recreational marijuana, and more could soon follow.

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