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The health system won’t comment on the suit. It’s one of dozens that have targeted website trackers that subject people to ads based on their health conditions

Children’s health is the most immediate challenge amid an exposure, but parents are grappling with tough choices and quarantines

A dozen states with large rural populations are likely to see the worst impacts of Medicaid cuts

The disease was caught early and the man received antibiotics and lived, though his cat died. Now federal public health officials want people to be aware.

Research shows your best ally might be a naturally occurring fatty acid from your skin

The state's health department is stepping up training for other 988 crisis counselors to provide support to callers on the remaining lines

Rural Americans disproportionately rely on Medicaid, the largest payer of mental health care in the nation

New federal rules will affect people who buy their own coverage but are not on Medicare, but attorneys from more than 20 state governments contend they will harm patients — including provisions affecting gender-affirming care

A lawsuit filed against a major Pacific Northwest provider claims a new resident was provided with none of the medication he needed, leading to him being found unresponsive three days after checking into his apartment

Investigations contemplated by federal officials targeting the “fraud” of gender-affirming care are escalating the distress of providers and patients even as last week a Trump administration presentation in Washington, D.C. cited patient records from OHSU and Kaiser Permanente.