
US shifts approach to global HIV and malaria programs amid expert concerns
The US is transitioning from centralized global health programs to individual country partnerships, raising concerns about monitoring effectiveness.

The US is transitioning from centralized global health programs to individual country partnerships, raising concerns about monitoring effectiveness.

A lawsuit alleges Alabama jail staff failed to assist a woman who went into labor while in custody, forcing other inmates to help.

A Haitian man died from dental disease in ICE custody while six people died from heat exposure in a Texas railway car.

Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky was arrested over a year after allegedly removing the wrong organ from a patient who died during surgery.

Multiple ongoing challenges face women in healthcare access and workplace accommodations, with new government initiatives aimed at addressing longstanding concerns.

Health authorities are documenting increases in deadly bacterial and viral infections as vaccination rates decline in multiple regions worldwide.
Hospital prices have increased at a rate exceeding nearly all other sectors of the economy, according to recent analysis.

Healthcare professionals respond to patient requests regarding blood transfusion sources while highlighting vaccination gaps for preventable diseases.

World Health Organization reports 12 hantavirus cases with 3 deaths while researchers find virus presence in Pacific Northwest rodents.

A new survey reveals 96% of women regularly say they're fine when experiencing discomfort, prompting advocacy efforts to address women's health challenges.

Recent healthcare legislation and insurance market dynamics are producing unintended consequences for medical billing and Medicare coverage costs.

Clinical trials have begun for a vaccine targeting the H5N1 bird flu strain that has devastated bird populations globally but has not yet spread between humans.

New food standards for English schools will prohibit deep-fried items like fish and chips and chicken nuggets as part of childhood obesity prevention efforts.

Recent research explores connections between loneliness, daytime napping, and memory function in older adults, highlighting factors that may affect brain health.

New research from Norway suggests divorced individuals and widows face increased mortality risk compared to those who remain in relationships.
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