Tina Reed

Public health experts say the response underscored vulnerabilities tied to the U.S. withdrawal from the World Health Organization, as well as layoffs and leadership turnover at federal agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

First it was the return to the office. Now it's benefits that we came to expect.

The changes reflect a growing belief that at least some health care breaches are preventable.

The results challenge assumptions of how much the drugs can achieve.

It's the latest immigration-related change to loom over the health care workforce.

The meeting stood out for its measured tone after more than a year of dramatic changes to federal vaccine policy.

The next winners may be determined by whether patients keep taking treatments long enough to benefit.

A unanimous court ruled that a copycat version of a heart drug didn't infringe on the brand-name equivalent's patents.

The push to make medical records easier to share could be opening the door for rogue companies to sell patient information to law firms and other businesses without their knowledge.

Companies are trimming benefits as health costs and AI spending climb.