Tuberculosis (TB) has long been recognized as a disease of poverty, yet most TB research does not measure poverty in a meaningful way.

Earth Commission Report1 provides major new insights into the potential for the transgression of Earth-system boundaries ...

Health care spending in Clackamas and Deschutes counties averaged roughly $7,900 per person in 2019, the most of anywhere in ...

The yearly survey on how Indiana's youth are doing is now out, and while some things have improved for Hoosier youth, others have worsened.

In today’s fast-paced world, health and wellness have become paramount, leading many individuals to seek innovative solutions ...

A balanced diet, consistent movement, quality sleep and fulfilling relationships all promote longevity. However, health care ...

Driver stress is a fleet-wide risk that impacts safety, fuel costs, maintenance, and retention. Studies show that stressed ...

"We have to focus on outpatient safety because it's just going to come up more, as more care that would have traditionally been dealt with inpatient moves outpatient," said Esme Singer, MD, senior ...

The elimination of protections against immigration action in healthcare facilities risks patient care, public health, and moral injury to providers, write Kathleen R Page and colleagues On 20 January ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that the recent suspension of U.S. foreign aid has disrupted critical health programs ...

A shift from fee-for-service care to value-based models would correct the perverse incentives that currently undermine optimal treatment of spine-related conditions.

While death rates from cardiovascular disease have declined 60% since 1950, a recent upward trend aligns with increases in ...