Five beneficiaries of the safety-net healthcare program have sued with the support of the National Health Law Program. They are joined by prestigious industry lobbies, including the American Academy of Pediatrics.

SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 NATIONWIDE The Trump administration’s deep cuts to health and public health and assaults on science-based policy are already being felt across the country—from Medicaid, research and staffing cuts to attacks on vaccines, immigrant health, reproductive and LGBTQ+ health care. On Th…

Four years after Dobbs, miscarriage care and emergency care depend on state lines rather than evidence. See why the stories never told may matter the most.

A coalition of physician groups, individual Medicaid enrollees and the city of Columbus are joining forces to sue the feds over regulations governing the rollout of work requirements at the beginni | A coalition of physician groups, individual Medicaid enrollees and the city of Columbus are joining forces to sue the feds over regulations governing the rollout of work requirements at the beginning of next year.

A coalition of physician groups, individual Medicaid enrollees and the city of Columbus are joining forces to sue the feds over regulations governing the rollout of work requirements at the beginni | A coalition of physician groups, individual Medicaid enrollees and the city of Columbus are joining forces to sue the feds over regulations governing the rollout of work requirements at the beginning of next year.

Federal Rule Unlawfully Narrows Protections for People Who are Medically Frail or Have Special Medical Needs

St. Louisans can be better supported if our healthcare frameworks and civic systems recognize that investing in our neighborhoods’ social and physical environments is itself a powerful form of psychiatric

Hospitals have launched a lobbying blitz to stave off Trump administration rules they say will lose them hundreds of billions of dollars.

Despite President Donald Trump’s promises to make fertility treatment more affordable, the overall costs for one IVF cycle in the U.S. remain in the tens of thousands of dollars. So more Americans than ever are going to Europe to seek IVF treatment for a fraction of the cost.

U.S. officials have confirmed cases of a parasitic illness tied to lettuce in three more states. Thursday's announcement by the Food and Drug Administration means the outbreak now involves 20 states and more than 11,400 people.

Respiratory vaccines—for flu, RSV, and Covid-19—will be available at no cost this fall.

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Why did it take weeks to trace the source of the cyclospora lettuce food borne parasite epidemic? For more about why this happened from Dr. Janet Krommes at ...

Kennedy asks for feedback on new vaccine recommendation categories, how shots are tested.

President Trump signed an executive order on August 10th, reshaping federal childhood vaccine recommendations - from limiting the vaccine schedule to splitti...

“The United States invented this platform and is the only country walking away from it,” Jeff Coller writes of mRNA vaccines.

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Four years after Dobbs, miscarriage care and emergency care depend on state lines rather than evidence. See why the stories never told may matter the most.