A group of Republican lawmakers urged the Education Department in a letter to nix its grand-scale bailout, which would provide even greater student debt relief than an earlier attempt struck down by the Supreme Court.

The percentage of older adults who had a dental visit decreased from 65.4% among those aged 65 to 74 to 53.3% among those age 85 and older.

As the drugmaker moves into Phase III studies for survodutide, its new GLP-1 obesity drug, Walgreens will use its community pharmacies as clinical trial sites, aiming to improve access and address equitable health representation.

Among low-income families, mean total health care spending was $3,163 in 2007 and $3247 in 2019.

Although employees weigh a number of factors when making health plan decisions, cost remains the overriding factor, and employer contributions are the main reason why employees choose an HSA, says a new survey.

A House Committee approved the Biosecure Act to end U.S. contracting with Chinese firms deemed a threat to national security, but filling the void left by Chinese companies may be a challenge to U.S. drug development.

There is a 19 percentage point gap between employers' perceptions of employee satisfaction with their benefits and actual lived experiences, which has widened since 2021.

In the wake of the May 8 cyberattack on Ascension, which operates 140 hospitals in 19 states, two class-action lawsuits have been filed, alleging that the company failed to safeguard protected health information.