The technique, known as IORT, has numerous benefits, surgeons say, but it generates less money for hospitals and radiation oncologists.

The increased deaths in emergency departments at private equity-owned hospitals are most likely the result of reduced staffing levels, researchers say.

With their money locked up and investment costs undisclosed, a captain and a sergeant described the situation as “a disaster” and “infuriating."

A top union leader called for scrutiny of Gracias’ dual roles managing almost $2 billion for large U.S. public pensions while he worked at the Department of Government Efficiency.

A massive hack of the insurance giant set off a chain of events that has left some doctors’ practices on financial life support.

A Colorado man’s emergency stomach surgery highlights the exceedingly complex — and sometimes inaccurate — system of pricing at some hospitals.

The FDA began requiring mammogram providers to notify women with dense breast tissue that they could need further screenings to rule out cancer. But such screenings cost money, out of pocket, for most...

Lawmakers want to know whether landlords’ higher rents are based on a technology being probed by prosecutors.

Health insurers are increasingly interfering in care, an NBC News investigation found. Doctors say the stakes are highest in cancer care, when delays can be the difference between life and death.

Donald Trump’s search for a Treasury secretary remains in flux, with the president-elect telling allies and advisers in recent days that he’s yet to be completely sold on the candidates he’s interview...

Inaccurate tenant histories can add to the many woes renters face finding homes.