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Southeast Pennsylvania has been a focal point for Health and Human Services in the rooting out of fraudulent ambulance billing.

Are We Close To Creating Synthetic Humans?

In an article published in Thursday’s edition of the journal Science, George Church, a geneticist at Harvard University, states a

Dr. Michelle May, a family medicine physician affiliated with Health At Every Size, a group advocating for a weight-inclusive approach

Is this the end to the Antibiotic Era? Are there new antibiotics in the drug pipeline? The answer to both

(By Jeff Cohen, WNPR for Kaiser Health News) Dr. James Gill walked through the morgue in Farmington, Connecticut, recently, past

Annual global spending on cancer treatments and drugs used for supportive care hit $107 billion (this does not include manufacturer

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine published a comprehensive report on how to bring about more accessible and

As Medicare changes how they pay hospitals, physicians and other providers, private equity investment firms are investing money ($5.92 billion

Philip Moeller, a journalist who writes widely on health and retirement, answers individuals’ questions in his column “Ask, Phil, the

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid painkiller that’s typically used to treating severe pain associated with end-stage cancer patients and it