Income and asset caps for Medicaid buy-in programs can prevent participants from working full time or accepting promotions.

Since its creation in 2007, the CDC's Public Health Associate Program has placed 1,800 people in nearly every state and territory.

Virginia Borges, MD, talks about the concerning numbers in the American Cancer Society’s 2025 cancer statistics report.

Defending the practice of science from its adversaries will require dealing with some uncomfortable truths.

Local health officials have been trying to persuade the parents of unvaccinated children to protect their kids.

While the mortality rate decreased overall, the rate for Black women remains significantly higher than other groups.

Doctors can be deterred from seeking care for fear of losing their credentials.

Every clinic serving communities where farmworkers live should have easy access to bird flu tests.

Only one quarter of patients living with sickle cell disease are prescribed disease modifying therapies, particularly newer ones.

Artificial intelligence algorithm developed by NIH may save clinicians time and accelerate clinical enrollment and research.

Partnership is key to making cancer patients of color feel respected.

The bottom line is that soy foods are safe to eat and do not cause breast or prostate cancer.

Andy Feds is using laughter to change the narrative about living with HIV.

Two new gene-editing therapies may offer a functional cure, but cost and access issues could limit their use.

Like many women, Ayesha Curry has days when she looks in the mirror and is satisfied with her reflection and days when she thinks otherwise.