President Joe Biden signed a funding bill worth $460 billion on March 9, but it only included partial relief for cardiologists, cardiac surgeons and other cardiology professionals. 

The American Medical Association issued a response, noting the “significant financial disruption for physician practices” during the weeks-long shutdown. 

The finding comes as some radiologists struggle meeting the demands of both family and their profession, Medscape reported. 

President Biden signed the spending bill into law March 9, averting a government shutdown, following its passage in the Senate. 

The White House held a roundtable discussion on lowering healthcare costs last week. Fortune magazine followed up with one of the panelists, business mogul and Cost Plus Drugs cofounder Mark Cuban.

Have hospitals really taken a step backward along their march toward price transparency? Or is the watchdog outfit making the claim playing fast and loose with the facts?

The FDA made a special announcement about its decision, describing the news as "a major advance for public health."

According to the same report, 43% of cardiologists with children said they feel conflicted about not spending enough time at home.