Tina Reed

It could be one of the biggest drug rollouts ever — and test an already burdened system as seniors seek new GLP-1 prescriptions.

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

The moment someone pulls data from their doctor's office, it's no longer covered by HIPAA, the landmark privacy law that safeguards personally identifiable health information.

The case was a major friction point for activists in the "Make America Healthy Again" movement.

The situation highlights the continued fragility of the supply chain for critical generic medicines.

Why it matters: The biohackers, fitness enthusiasts and others chasing promises of anti-aging and other health benefits often have no idea who they're buying from.

Driving the news: The "Make Hospital Food Healthier Pledge" encourages hospitals to voluntarily reduce highly processed foods and prioritize nutrient-dense options.

Structural barriers could thwart any efforts by doctors to use continuous data from the devices.

Assisted reproductive services remain a flashpoint for anti-abortion conservatives.

Health insurers have spent the past year touting how they've cut pre-treatment review claims, but new data suggests that hasn't eliminated hurdles for patients and doctors.