Sen. Mark Warner’s Daughter Madison Dies at 36 After Long Diabetes Battle
Senator Mark Warner announced the death of his daughter Madison, who suffered from juvenile diabetes and other health issues
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Trump Signs Executive Order to Advance Psychedelic Research for Mental Health Treatment
President Trump directs federal investment and regulatory changes to accelerate research into psychedelics like ibogaine for mental health conditions, including PTSD
Trump nominates Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC director
President Trump announced Dr. Erica Schwartz as his nominee to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, highlighting her prior public health and…
RFK Jr. Defends 12% Health Budget Cut and Measles Response in House Hearing
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended proposed health funding cuts and addressed vaccine messaging amid measles outbreaks during a tense House Ways and…
FDA to Review Easing Restrictions on Popular Peptides Amid Support from Health…
The FDA plans a summer meeting to consider loosening limits on unapproved peptide therapies that have gained popularity despite safety concerns and limited research
Trump Administration Proposes Redefining Title X Family Planning Program with…
The Department of Health and Human Services seeks to reshape Title X, shifting away from contraception access toward fertility and reproductive health conditions amid…
Dr. Erica Schwartz selected as White House’s preferred candidate to lead CDC
Dr. Erica Schwartz, a former deputy Surgeon General and U.S. Coast Guard rear admiral, has emerged as the White House’s top choice to head…
New Service Offers to Fight Health Insurance Claim Denials for Patients
A company called Sheer Health is helping patients appeal denied medical claims amid widespread coverage delays and denials
Patient Advocacy Company Helps Navigate Insurance Denials for Critical Surgeries
A growing number of patients are turning to firms that handle insurance claim denials, highlighting ongoing challenges in health care approvals
New Medicaid Work Requirements Expected to Strain State Staffing and Access to Benefits
States face growing challenges to staff Medicaid offices and process eligibility amid new federal work rules set to take effect in 2027