An analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation says up to 14 million Americans could lose Medicaid coverage when the automatic enrollment process ends.
Kentucky lawmakers have pushed out a veto of a bill that would regulate personal aspects of transgender care for young people.
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There's a range of criteria for Americans to get social security and disability benefits, but some are denied because of an outdated index of jobs.
Scripps News talked to a dozen people with long-term COVID symptoms about their current experience and their hope for the future.
Department of Justice officials filed a motion to order a company to immediately reduce harmful emissions of chloroprene, a likely carcinogen.
California has partnered with a manufacturer to produce insulin that is expected to save residents hundreds of dollars every month.
States will start cutting people from Medicaid when they no longer qualify based on income, a process that was paused in the pandemic.
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Sanofi joins Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to cap insulin prices. President Joe Biden still wants Congress to enact limits.
The transgender community say new laws are attacking their human rights to health care even as top medical organizations support the care.
The bill would require public schools to offer free feminine hygiene products in women's, men's and gender-neutral bathrooms.
The rebate program begins in April and can save Medicare recipients anywhere from $2 to $390.
An FDA-cleared automated ear cleaning system looks like a pair of headphones, and could become a widely used part of more automated health care.
The British Medical Association said new doctors earn around $17 an hour and pay has fallen 26% since 2008, taking inflation into account.
With advanced technology, a program called TeleSANE is helping offer sexual assault nurse services in areas with limited access to care.
A study followed 78 top athletes for seven years to determine whether they faced any adverse effects from their condition.
Most Americans split a 2.9% Medicare tax with their employer. Under President Biden's plan, some Americans could pay up to 5%.
A recent American Nurses Foundation study found nurses are tired of current working conditions and thinking of leaving the job amid the shortage.
Some lawmakers have pushed for insulin prices to be capped. Eli Lilly said on Wednesday it will do so voluntarily.
If you were hit with a sudden medical bill, what could you afford? For many Americans, $249 is the limit.
The Lucira COVID-19 & Flu Home Test is a nasal swab test. Results are given within 30 minutes.
PEPFAR, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, was proposed and enacted by former President George W. Bush in 2003.
A public health expert says the U.S. needs to spend money on health care that helps American lifespans.
Unions are seeking a pay raise for the current year, but the government says it will only talk about the year ahead.
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Here are some ways you can stay ahead of the process.
An oncologist and parents of kids with cancer share how the costs of treatment can hinder or even completely prevent a patient from getting care.
Prescription drugs are often priced higher in the U.S. than in other countries, but there is legislation that aims to cut costs.
The World Health Organization said there is still uncertainty in COVID-19's future, but the virus is at a "transition point."
The New York City nurses strike highlighted staffing and working conditions issues in hospitals across the country.
Millions of Americans are struggling to get their hands on much-needed medication.
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The legislation will sunset a requirement of the COVID-19 public health emergency that prohibited states from booting people off Medicaid.
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COVID-19 cases have shown a marked increase after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The FDA's drug center has granted 10 accelerated approvals — fewer than the tally in each of the last five years.
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The 2021 Price Transparency Rule requires hospitals to make procedure costs available online, but many haven't fallen in line.
The CDC made headlines this fall after warning cases of some sexually transmitted infections are at their highest levels in decades.
