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[ad_1] Nonprofit hospitals created largely to serve the poor are adding concierge physician practices, charging patients annual membership fees of

[ad_1] Céline Gounder, KFF Health News’ senior fellow and editor-at-large for public health, discussed the 2024 U.S. measles outbreak on

[ad_1] Bart Klion, 95, and his wife, Barbara, faced a tough choice in January: The upstate New York couple learned

[ad_1] Smallpox was certified eradicated in 1980, but I first learned about the disease’s twisty, storied history in 1996 while

[ad_1] The Federal Trade Commission has long argued that competition makes the economy better. But some states have stopped the agency from

[ad_1] When she was in ninth grade, Fiona Lu fell into a depression. She had trouble adjusting to her new

[ad_1] When Karla Adkins looked in the rearview mirror of her car one morning nearly 10 years ago, she noticed

[ad_1] Emergency room doctors say insurers are increasingly declining to cover costly air-ambulance rides for critically ill patients, claiming they

[ad_1] Christian Espinoza, director of a Southern California drug-treatment provider, recently began employing a powerful new assistant: an artificial intelligence

[ad_1] Susanne Gilliam, 67, was walking down her driveway to get the mail in January when she slipped and fell