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The Department of War withdrew clinical guidance for physicians conducting testosterone screening less than 24 hours after making it public.

EXCLUSIVE -- Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) joins Democrats to cap insulin at $35 per month for private insurers amid a tough reelection campaign.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing healthcare, but deep ethical concerns must be addressed.

CMS data on rural hospitals shows federally supported safety-net health centers have grown, not shrunk, since the 2025 GOP healthcare law.

The CDC has not yet issued vaccine guidance for flu, COVID, and RSV for the upcoming 2026-2027 season. So medical organizations did.

A New York parent urged the Supreme Court to let her son stay enrolled in school as she fights for a religious exemption to a state vaccine mandate.

A coroner said one of the Pennsylvania deaths was not caused by measles. There is little data on the second measles-associated death.

President Donald Trump insinuated the reason autism rates are low among traditional Amish communities is because of low vaccination rates.

Nine midsize pharmaceutical companies signed on to most-favored-nation deals with President Donald Trump, lowering drug prices for U.S. consumers.

The White House has not detailed what Trump will announce, but the event comes as the administration focuses on lowering healthcare costs.