The Latest Breaking News from Health Care

Immigrants recorded 18.1% of the United States workforce, often filling jobs in areas with major labor shortages like health care and social services. A higher percentage of foreign-born workers (65.9%) are either working or looking for work compared to native-born workers (61.5%).

Population growth is a "negative sum outcome" for some rural councils as they scramble to provide early education, health care and aged care on limited funds.

Burned-out health care providers are headed for the exits — or fighting back.

Congresswoman Catherine Clark leads effort for a House vote on reproductive health care and women's rights, highlighting lawmakers' positions on critical i...

Florida hospitals, like Jackson Memorial, face financial strain due to unpaid bills from providing care to migrants. Taxpayers bear the burden of uncompens...

The Supreme Court is siding with Native American tribes who said they faced increased costs after taking over management of their own health care programs from the federal government

Biden said that he and Vice President Kamala Harris will continue to urge Congress to codify the protections of Roe v. Wade into federal law.

In a new book, science journalist Layal Liverpool sheds light on pervasive, racialized inequities in health care, including in reproductive care.

From Italy to Germany, Spain to the Balkans, many cultures swear by the use of hot water for its curative properties. France sets itself apart from many European neighbours, however, as doctors can prescribe spa stays, meaning that those covered by the French national health care system can “take the…

It's the contraception mandate in reverse, with no exception for religious employers.

Insurers are investing hundreds of millions of dollars as government officials also test if housing can improve health.