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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.

Landmark women's cardiovascular health guidance connects prevention across life stages. Why employers should invest in women's health, leadership and career longevity.

Search title: Florida’s 2026 Dengue Year: A Modern Record 524 Cases Search description: Florida has 524 locally acquired dengue cases in 2026, a modern record, and local spread has outrun imported cases. What the data show.

Sharing an AI brain between bio labs. Fighting quantum errors. The data center backlash. There’s all that and more in this week’s Prototype.

Humana reported a third-quarter net income of $162 million as care costs for older adults in Medicare Advantage plans rose.

Democrats won Congress, but Medicaid work requirements start Jan. 1 and Trump can veto repeal. A doctor explains what can and can't change about H.R. 1's Medicaid cuts.

The FDA has now cleared four Alzheimer’s blood tests. A physician explains what each one measures, how accurate it is, who should get tested and what results really mean.

Data centers have been in our communities for decades. Today's hyperscale facilities raise new questions about electricity costs, local benefits and regulation.

Dr. Darshan Shah, CEO of Next Health, believes effective longevity medicine begins with fundamentals: nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, and metabolic health.

Women who were victorious in the 2026 midterms are poised to lead on healthcare, the fight against hunger and the financial security American families need.

Because Democrats do not hold a veto-proof supermajority, their legislative pathway to reversing decisions made in the executive branch is limited.