Adriel Bettelheim

The decision could encourage other states to take aim at drugmaker restrictions on where providers can use discounts.

Rep. Doris Matsui wants to prevent drugmakers from placing restrictions on where hospitals and other providers in the 340B discount drug program can use their discounts.

Disease X may still be a hypothetical threat. But the risk from a new pathogen many times deadlier than COVID-19 is driving more spending decisions on rapid tests, antimicrobial drugs and other countermeasures.

The Supreme Court's blockbuster case over access to abortion drug mifepristone could upend the way the Food and Drug Administration broadly regulates medicines and other products.

More than 7 in 10 Americans support access to medication abortion , and even more back the Food and Drug Administration's ability to regulate drugs, a new Axios-Ipsos poll finds.

Federal health officials on Monday ordered hospitals to get patients' consent before they undergo breast, pelvic and other sensitive

Officials in states including Idaho, Nebraska and West Virginia have moved to curtail the programs, saying they send the wrong message during the opioid epidemic, threaten public safety and aren't effective.

The success of the world's first pig kidney transplant could stoke large-scale clinical trials on implanting animal tissues in humans to help ease the organ shortage crisis.

Federal advisers had conflicts of interest when they voted on whether accidental injections of radioactive drugs should be reported.

A new Mayo Clinic study finds rural COVID-19 patients were 22% likelier to die after a hospital stay than their urban counterparts and that disparities persisted despite the rollout of coronavirus vaccines