
Supreme Court to Hear Nursing Home Case That Could Affect Millions
The country’s highest court will decide whether Americans who rely on public assistance can sue states when they believe their rights have been violated
The country’s highest court will decide whether Americans who rely on public assistance can sue states when they believe their rights have been violated
Once available only with a prescription, hearing aids can now be purchased at Walmart and other stores for $199 and up
Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of wildfires, and those most affected by their pollution must drive miles to access care
Facing more sizzling summers, Colorado tests a new risk formula that raises the likelihood of health warnings
The Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade has put medical providers in the tough position of deciding when emergency abortions and other lifesaving procedures are necessary...
Children “are not little adults”—they have more trouble regulating temperature than adults do
Most of the $13 billion appropriated in the new legislation Congress recently passed focuses on mental health programs
An infectious disease expert answers questions about how the virus spreads, what its symptoms are and how to get testing and treatment
States that outlaw abortions after a certain number of weeks could make it difficult or impossible to terminate a pregnancy because of a serious genetic disorder
As states move to limit access to abortion, some are taking aim at the popular form of emergency contraception
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