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(By Joe Palca for NPR) Scientists in Ireland are using a rather unexpected material to make an extremely sensitive pressure

Five Quick Ways A New HHS Secretary Could Change The Course Of Health Policy

(By Julie Rovner for Kaiser Health News) Prospective Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, currently the chairman of the

The Scalp Cooling Alopecia Prevention (SCALP) Trial enrolled 235 women who were diagnosed with Stage 1 or 2 breast cancer

Peter Ubel shares his thoughts on Medicare pay-for-performance programs in the Contributor column for Forbes. Read article here… Notice: The

(By Michelle Andrews for Kaiser Health News) Lower income parents who have health insurance through their employers are increasingly likely

In a recent study suggests that U.S. veterans with dementia who receive care from several sources including Department of Veterans

Mary Grealy, president of Healthcare Leadership Council, said in a recent conference “The Affordable Care Act’s Independent Payment Advisory Board

Lawmakers, lobbyists and industry executives are hoping the first business tax breaks President Trump delivers is to go to the

A recent study of U.S. adults with Medicare, only one in nine have dental insurance and found just forty-six percent

The Department of Veterans Affairs has for years assigned star ratings to each of its hospitals but refused to make