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“The VP will not push single payer as president," a Harris spokesperson said

With their primary goal to advance scientific knowledge, most scientists are not trained or incentivized to think through the societal implications of the technologies they are developing. Even in genomic medicine, which is geared toward benefiting future patients, time and funding pressures make real-time ethics oversight difficult.

The North Texas Republican and former OB-GYN is leaving office after 22 years having made his mark on health insurance and energy policy.

As 2024 election nears, GOP lawmakers have seized on trans health care as the go-to social issue aimed at drawing conservative voters.

Adults over 50 are a key demographic for candidates this election cycle.

The Biden-Harris administration's strategy to control Medicare premium increases faces criticism amid concerns about sustainability and taxpayer burden.

Lebanon's health care system braces for potential conflict with Israel amidst challenges. Health sector struggles due to crises, shortages, and limited res...

Budget shortfall pauses wage hike for California's low-income health care workers. “We’re living paycheck to paycheck,” one worker said.

A new Tennessee parental rights law could have unintended consequences in a state that already has seen rising cases of HIV and syphilis.

Tim Walz’s actions as Minnesota governor will sharpen the debate between the two presidential tickets when it comes to border security.

Dr. Ingrid Skop, a San Antonio OB-GYN, was chosen to represent rural areas over an obstetrics nurse from the Rio Grande Valley.