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In an interview with Politico, Jerome Adams expressed concern that the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson reflected a destruction of trust in U.S. healthcare institutions.

Narcotic use among high school students is at an all time low in 2024, according to new data published by the National Institute for Drug Abuse.

Medicaid enrollment does not seem to have an effect on charges or conviction rates, according to a new study using data from Oregon.

The Texas attorney general's lawsuit is among the first attempts to ban the mailing of abortion-related medication to states with abortion bans.

A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill that would expand Medicare coverage to include contraception for the 1 million reproductive-age women.

A New York Democrat is mocking Trump administration pick Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with a pro-vaccine bill renamed after him.

The move comes as fears rise about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s past vaccine skepticism, which he will be able to take action on if the Senate confirms him to lead the HHS.

Democrat's anger after health insurance CEO Brian Thompson's murder raises questions about Affordable Care Act or Obamacare.

Contrary to Elizabeth Warren, who believes only the government can provide quality care, a great many private health insurance consumers like their healthcare.

A UCLA student is suing several medical providers after saying she was "fast-tracked" into changing her gender.