Caitlin Owens

Health care affordability is shaping up to be a defining midterm election issue, yet many Republicans are wary of wading into major health policymaking before facing voters.

The exceptionally high U.S. maternal mortality rate may be a grim topic, but it's also one of health care's solvable problems that can rally widespread bipartisan support.

Finding a new commissioner is only the beginning of what the Trump administration needs to do to rebuild the Food and Drug Administration — and none of it is easy.

Business leaders could be the most potent market and political force to push back on rising health costs.

The elder care system isn't ready for the demographic change heading its way.

The guidance may signal the agency's new direction.

We're still in the era of medicine where most miraculous new drugs generally don't cure the disease.

U.S. drug development is heavily dependent on China, and a new report says little is changing.

For all of the ways AI could meaningfully improve patients' lives, making care more affordable isn't one of them.

If cell reprogramming is successful, it'll be a watershed moment in the study of aging.