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The bill would require hospitals to screen patients for emergency pregnancy-related conditions and provide stabilizing treatments, including abortions.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has a chance at garnering MAHA swing voters for the Senate Republican primary runoff election.

Claire Abernathy was put on testosterone at 14, had a double mastectomy before high school, and was fighting to have her transition reversed by 17.

Washington Free Beacon arts and culture editor Victorino Matus stressed the importance of containing the spread of Ebola.

Claims that a tobacco company donated to President Donald Trump's super PAC before vaping changes is causing tension with MAHA.

According to officials here are nearly 600 suspected Ebola cases and 139 suspected deaths tied to the outbreak.

A new weight loss drug from Eli Lilly made patients lose 28% of their body weight on average, levels achieved only by surgery before.

A new surgeon general's office advisory says too much screen use can harm children and teenagers' cognitive development and mental health.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired two members of a task force that sets rules on what health services must be fully covered by insurance companies.

The bill requires that the state exclude sugary beverages and junk food from Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, or SNAP.