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From everyday perks to little-known exemptions, here are 50 ways that the U.S. tax code lets you keep more of your money.

After testifying before the Senate, one healthcare AI insider argues the real challenge isn't the technology — it's everything around it.

Detroit Pistons All-Star guard Cade Cunningham suffered a left pneumothorax and a collapsed lung apparently after colliding with Washington Wizards Tre Johnson.

A public health experts explains the short-term and long-term public health consequences of the war in Iran and Lebanon.

CMS intends to use the $1.2 trillion in provider payment it controls to push whole menu of value-based care programs.

With determined leadership and smart use of current and future innovations, we can sustain momentum and accelerate progress toward ending TB.

Prosecutors say that patients at an Alaska-based clinic were underdosed, injected with free or expired drugs, and billed for full doses. Now, the doctor who was calling the shots is going to jail.

Many Black and Latino families are navigating Alzheimer’s without access to the information, resources, and community support that can make the journey more manageable.

Medicare’s Hospital at Home program was recently extended for 5 years. It is quietly reshaping how America cares for its sickest patients. Its results may surprise you.

Inclined infant sleepers continue to result in episodes of SIDS, despite being banned from the U.S. market.

America is highly reliant on China for its essential hospital and outpatient medications, especially generic drugs, which account for 90 percent of U.S. prescriptions.

Federal Judge Murphy slapped down RFK Jr in AAP v Kennedy and blocked reductions of childhood vaccines. He was highly critical of both ACIP appointments and procedures.

Roche's rollout of thousands of Nvidia chips is the latest example of a pharmaceutical giant trying to use AI to discover and manufacture new therapies faster.