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Choosing addiction treatment? Learn what to ask about rehab staffing, medication management, costs and continuing care before committing to a program.

The inherited mutation substantially increases the chance of developing lung cancer, including in people who don't smoke.

Hospitals and health systems are already seeing bad debt and charity care from unpaid patient medical bills rise this year and it’s about to get worse.

A class of peptides that are meant to stimulate human growth hormone has been linked with a spat of severe allergic reactions and anaphylactic shock-like symptoms.

During National APP Week (Sept. 21–25, 2026), a neurosurgeon argues APPs are force multipliers—expanding clinic and OR capacity amid a projected physician shortage.

People are increasingly using tools like ChatGPT for medical advice. An ER physician explains whether you should trust it and how to safely use AI for clinical questions.

New research on 58,319 infection records finds the geography of emerging disease tracks healthcare access more than deforestation or climate change

Paradromics' progress in speech restoration and platform control paces a critical year for commercial BCI industry, as DC calls for geopolitical leadership in the US.

CMS canceled 315,000 unauthorized ACA enrollments covering 760,000 people. A doctor explains how to check if you're affected, avoid a tax bill and enroll safely for 2027.

Golden State Warriors Stephen Curry, widely regarded as the greatest shooter in basketball history, discusses his journey with keratoconus, a progressive eye disorder.

Alice Walton talks about why she's funding a major new Arkansas hospital in this week's Forbes innovationRx newsletter.

California has passed the country’s first "Non-Ultraprocessed Certified" seal. A doctor explains what the label can and can’t do — and what the latest science shows.

The United States is facing a blood shortage crisis. Here are three ways businesses can help rebuild the nation’s blood supply.