U.S. Health Care Costs Spiral, Leaving Millions Uninsured

U.S. healthcare costs spiral out of control, leaving millions uninsured and highlighting systemic financial instability.

Measles outbreaks draw parallels to past health crises, including a similar outbreak in 1834.

Congress may protect expert advisory committees, vital for independent advice and accountability in healthcare decisions.

Martin Kulldorff critiques scientific gatekeeping in NIH lecture, questioning why journals control research publication and rebuilding trust in…

Employers rarely resist rising health costs, with average family premiums hitting $28,303 in 2026—a 28% jump over five…

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California hospitals face a pediatric care crisis as the tripledemic overwhelms children’s ICUs, leaving rural facilities like one…

New framework by four medical societies to enhance women's heart health care, addressing unique biological transitions and care…

AI use may cause isolation, study needed on cumulative harm from chatbot displacement of human relationships.

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