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Staffing of physician practices and medical groups is falling again as the ongoing healthcare labor shortage worsens, The American Medical Group Association said.

Engineered T-cell therapy produced a deep response in a teenager with advanced kidney cancer, highlighting the promise and limits of personalized treatment.

The system makes the patient do too much. We divide care into specialities, then leave people to find their way across the gaps.

Google Cloud is launching a novel healthcare intelligence and agentic layer, unveiling capabilities across the entire value chain.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Bone and former pitcher CC Sabathia talk about their own heart challenges, the "Playing with Heart" campaign with 9 MLB clubs and LDL-C.

In the ER, the first priority is to resuscitate the patient, followed by devising a plan to retore their health. Congress should adopt a similar strategy for healthcare.

European supermarket freezer hacks expose infrastructure vulnerabilities—and raise questions about how AI could make cyberattacks easier to carry out.

The T.J. Martell Foundation—a premier philanthropy of the music industry’s premier—has long realized that a key to beating cancers is to fund earlier-stage research.

Trump administration plans reforms of nation's largest drug discount program to make it more accountable. Hospitals say this will impose inordinately costly burdens.

Feeling sick after every flight? Explore the potential causes, from germs and dry cabin air to disrupted sleep, and how to reduce your risk.

CDC followed 88 U.S. residents after the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak and identified no secondary infections. Global counts bound the risk to contacts.

Trump administration’s Bridge program offering Medicare enrollees access to weight loss drugs for $50 a month is off to a good start. But logistical challenges remain.

Analysts suggest CVS Health's partial break-up leaves key parts intact. Congress may force the company and others like it to divest PBM and specialty pharmacy units.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under RFK Jr. filed a notice of "enforcement discretion" allowing compounding pharmacies to sell six unapproved peptides.

Virtual visits spare rural patients long drives and lost wages. Sanford Health and Corewell Health leaders explain why that matters as Medicare’s next deadline nears.