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New Gallup survey shows that voters of all stripes mistrust banks, big business, tech companies, the media and Congress, but have enduring trust in Main Street.

It’s possible that the decadeslong trend of rising temperatures globally is leading to the more frequent presence of diseases more typically found in tropical regions.

A doctor explains how you can stay healthy and how to avoid getting cyclosporiasis amidst the increasing outbreak in America.

'The Pitt' leads Emmy nominations with 25 nods, but the medical drama's bigger achievement is teaching millions of Americans about health and healthcare.

A dangerous viral trend is sending children to burn units after they microwave gel-filled "squishy" toys like NeeDoh and Jelly Cubes.

Hospital ratings distill quality into stars and scores. A physician and quality measurement expert explains what the ratings capture and what patients can ask to improve the relevance of each score for them.

The hospitals on Forbes Top Hospitals By State 2026 list prioritize patient safety, quality and best practices.

Medicaid work requirements take effect in 2027. Experts debate whether the $326 billion policy will boost employment or strip coverage from millions.

The parasite found in uncooked fresh produce contaminated with human feces has sickened thousands and hospitalized hundreds all over the U.S.

Advocacy groups have pushed hard for certain conditions to be included on the WHO list of neglected tropical diseases.

Universal Brain's EEG cap seeks to bring precision into mental health treatment and drug development. With $7.9 million raised, they are entering a fast-moving landscape.

A new lipid nanoparticle platform delivers full-length antibodies inside cells, unlocking intracellular targets in cancer, autoimmune disease, and Parkinson’s.

57 patient advocacy organizations from the United for Cures pushed leaders of Congress for more action about the Trump administration's new White House OMB rule

A cross-sector goal—making sure every American always knows the date of their next primary care appointment—could be transformative in its impact.