Hormone replacement therapy is gaining visibility online, but experts say the rapidly evolving HRT conversation may be oversimplifying menopause care.
New research shows clutter may do far more than make a home look messy—it can quietly affect stress, sleep, relationships, focus, eating habits, and even mental health.
White House model estimates on cost savings from most-favored nation drug prices are speculative and depend on a set of unrealistic assumptions.
Jessi Buchanan was 13 years old when diagnosed with a rare ovarian cancer. This article shares how she became her own advocate.
The US mental health system has faced a conflict that policymakers and healthcare executives have been unwilling to confront, but HHS’s RFK Jr. has just changed that.
A new study of malpractice data shows significant national variation in malpractice trends.
New research on mental health and online influence shows social media is reshaping for boys what it means to be a man—for better in some cases, but often for worse.
Indian billionaire Dilip Shanghvi’s plans to expand his healthcare empire in the U.S., the hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, and more
Dispelling long-held concerns, a new study shows that coffee reduces recurrence of some heart rhythm problems
Despite strong opposition, the administration redefined “professional” degrees to limit loans to RNs, PT/OT, CRNAs, and public health students, hurting healthcare.