The Supreme Court on Friday left in place Texas’ ban on most abortions, offering only a glimmer of daylight for clinics in the state to challenge the nation’s most restrictive abortion law.
Michigan hospitals are overwhelmed in the fourth surge of COVID-19 and federal staffing help is tapped out.
Heading into 2022, health disparities and inequities obviously have not gone away. But that 2020 zeal to address these issues now demands results — or at least, solid planning. What are these efforts going to help us do? The question really is just, now what?
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Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the origin of the virus tormenting the world remains shrouded in mystery.
Hospitals and healthcare systems across the state took a major revenue hit during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic but most have managed to remain profitable, according to a new report.
The unit members dubbed themselves the "Tip of the Spear" for taking on the virus in the early days of the pandemic when they didn't know if they had adequate protective gear or exactly what would save their patients.
Kentucky's governor declared the state's chronic nursing shortage to be an emergency Thursday, taking executive actions amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic to boost enrollment in nurse-training programs.
A bipartisan bill from House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) would make at-home telehealth for Medicare patients outlast the pandemic.
Google is working with the World Health Organization on a software developer kit designed to help developers in low- and middle-income countries more quickly create decision-support and other digital health apps.
The lawsuit challenges a narrow element of the rule implementing an arbitration process for out-of-network bills.
