The Latest Breaking News from Health Care

Will Sacramento’s budget shortfall turn off the lights of community health care centers?

Timely access to high-quality medical imaging can be lifesaving and life-altering. Radiology can confirm a fractured bone, give us an early glimpse of our baby or detect cancer.

Given Centene’s recent outperformance relative to its broader sector, analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Of the more than 100 bills aimed at LGBTQ+ people in the state, less than 10 were approved by lawmakers this session.

When LGBTQ+ patients are unsure if they can be open about their identity and related health needs, it becomes more difficult for them to access high-quality health care.

“All roads lead back to China,” declares Dealmed CEO Michael Einhorn of his company’s journey to remake its supply chain.

The state’s deep reliance on the program means proposed rollbacks would have an outsized impact.

A few years ago, a student in my history of public health course asked why her mother couldn’t afford insulin without insurance, despite having a full-time job. I told her what I’ve come to believe: The U.S. health care system was deliberately built this way.

A federal judge has ruled that two federal agencies cannot punish Catholic employers and health care providers if they refuse, for religious reasons, to provide gender-affirming care to transgender patients or won’t provide health insurance coverage for such care to their workers

Lawmakers sought to close gaps in education and support funding for agriculture, disaster preparedness and health care this year.

Unchecked health care costs in retirement could blow a hole in your savings. Here’s how to avoid that.