Alana Semuels

In a highly unusual move, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) committee voted against FDA staff's own advice in a meeting on July 23, recommending

Turn on the television or flip through a newspaper, and you might think that the U.S. desperately needs to train more nurses.

In the last eight years, women living in counties in one-third of the country have faced an abysmal reality: they live in a maternity care desert, which

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. rose to prominence in part by criticizing America's reliance on ultraprocessed foods and promising to make the food supply healthier.

The elderly patient's blood pressure had been dropping for weeks, and Chad Wittekind, his primary care provider, couldn't figure out what was wrong.

Dr. Minter-Jordan wants to retire the idea that aging equals decline, and aims to rebuild policy around living longer and better

As a former psychiatric hospital nurse, Justinna Dixon knows what it's like to feel passionate for a job and overwhelmed by it at the same time.

The Trump Administration on Aug. 31 announced that nine mid-sized pharmaceutical companies had agreed to lower the prices that Medicaid programs

A deal with pharmaceutical companies may not be as far-reaching as the administration says, according to experts.