Tennessee’s law enabling pharmacies to sell ivermectin without doctor visits has led to widespread availability of potent doses, raising safety concerns amid ongoing misinformation…
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to spread over a month after declaration, with rising cases and concerns about undetected…
The federal government is closely monitoring states’ use of $50 billion in rural health funding, threatening clawbacks if states fail to meet program requirements…
Early-onset cancers, notably colorectal and breast, are increasing in U.S. adults under 50; family history and prompt symptom reporting are key for early detection,…
Dr. Peter Stafford, an American doctor who recovered from Ebola contracted during a humanitarian mission in Congo, has returned to the U.S. and says…
The Trump administration’s finalized Affordable Care Act rule introduces plans with higher deductibles and no provider networks, which may reduce enrollment by millions
Following the expiration of enhanced ACA subsidies, millions of Americans, including a North Carolina couple, face unaffordable premiums causing significant insurance cancellations
Nara Organics issues a voluntary recall of its powdered infant formula sold in the U.S. after three infants developed botulism, prompting refunds and health…
California's looming Medicaid federal cuts have intensified a labor dispute as SEIU-UHW pushes ballot measures capping healthcare executive pay and restricting clinic revenue spending
The FDA granted emergency use authorization for nitenpyram to treat New World screwworm infestations in dogs and cats following recent outbreaks in the U.S