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Insurance coverage of wearables is spotty. This could soon change as Medicare begins a pilot to facilitate access to wearables while gathering data on health outcomes.

In Sokoto, after the USAID cuts, malaria drugs are more expensive. Rapid diagnostic tests have run out. And data collection has plummeted.

A novel portable device detects abnormalities in eye movements to determine the probability of a concussion, along with real-time human input via concussion protocols.

A clear look at the 340B program: how hospitals generate revenue from drug discounts, why it has expanded, and the growing policy debate.

though MAHA’s food agenda still features prominently, in practice achieving its goals is being made increasingly difficult by a number of Trump administration policies.

A doctor breaks down heat-related illnesses that fans are most likely to experience at the World Cup and tips to stay healthy and safe.

Obamacare insurer Centene offering employees buyouts to cut costs after Trump and GOP Congress didn't renew subsidies

The U.K. plans to ban children under 16 from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and other social platforms, marking one of the world's toughest crackdowns on teen social media use.

Millions of Americans are using unapproved peptides promoted by wellness influencers and celebrity podcasters, raising questions about who people trust for health advice.

With 2026 FIFA World Cup having started in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, each team is likely doing what it can to prevent injuries. Here are seven things.

For the 10,000 people aging into Medicare today, AI prompting can help them navigate the sea of information available

Grammy-winning singer songwriter, actress and Destiny’s Child alum Kelly Rowland talked about her and her son's eczema diagnoses and their experience with the condition.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is happening amidst sweltering temperatures. This is a doctor's playbook to beat the heat and avoid heat-related illness.