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Soon, a chip lined with your own cells may decide which medication you take, long before a single pill is ever swallowed

As many as 4 million women in the U.S. are abused and 1,500-1,600 are killed by their abusers each year. Here's how to reverse these stats and how victims can get help.

Medicare limits access to lifesaving treatments for common illnesses, including a type of heart valve disease affecting 2.5 million seniors. That could change in June.

DTC portals for drugs are a solution to a problem that wouldn’t exist if insurer coverage were better. The most acute issue for patients is lack of comprehensive coverage

Florida failed at loosening vaccine mandates. A doctor explains the public health consequences of such an action had it come to fruition.

The debate over AI replacing radiologists has focused on jobs. That is the wrong question. The right one is who owns the outcome when the system gets it wrong.

If increased transparency isn’t the answer, what could meaningfully lower patients’ out-of-pocket costs? Reduced prices of care throughout all of healthcare would help.

While many times invisible to the resident, health and wellbeing features are becoming more important, even elevating what residents will pay for in a home.

As cancer incidence rises, what is hiding in plain sight, that could increase our odds against this disease?

Leading Turkish medical aesthetics group, Esteworld, is expanding beyond hair transplants and cosmetic surgery by building a longevity‑focused lifestyle community.

Alignment Healthcare reported net income$11 million as costs of care for older adults in its Medicare Advantage plans eased amid industry struggles with medical expenses.

Cigna will exit the individual health insurance business also known as Obamacare, leaving about 369,00 health plan members in 11 states looking for new coverage in 2027.

Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act puts 446 hospitals at risk. A doctor explains how Medicaid cuts could close hospitals in your state and what it means for patients.