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Three hospitals in Gaza are facing closure due to ongoing Israeli airstrikes and critical fuel shortages, endangering countless lives.
A recent report ranks Ozempic and Trulicity among Medicare's most expensive drugs, emphasizing the need for price negotiation and healthcare reform.
Speaker Mike Johnson outlines potential Medicaid reforms, including work requirements, amid discussions on reducing federal spending.
An Indian American doctor's medical license is revoked for illegally harboring two Indian women as low-paid servants.
BrainAurora's shares debut flat on the Hong Kong exchange as the city looks to reclaim its standing as a leading IPO venue by 2025.
Industry groups have filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's ban on medical debt from credit reports, raising concerns over consumer protection and financial impact.
Shareholders request UnitedHealth to analyze the costs and public health impact of its practices limiting healthcare access.
US bans medical debt from credit reports, prompting industry groups to file a lawsuit challenging the new rule set by the Biden administration.
Research shows outdated guidelines lead to missed heart condition diagnoses in women, emphasizing the need for updated diagnostic criteria for HCM.
The U.S. is projected to face a significant shortage of primary care doctors by 2036, fueled by financial choices and biases against the field.
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