Consumer Driven Health Care

Physicians who are subject to an intervention about the dangers of unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions changed what they do, a study shows.

The death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia could have major implications for key issues in health care and human resources.

A state medical association is calling on similar organizations across the nation to rise up and take action against spiraling generic drug price increases.

A slow flu season, problems with cash flow and concerns about a credit rating have affected the for-profit hospital chain Community Health, analysts say.

While those with PPACA plans often have limited choices, the quality of the care they have access to is not bad, on average, a new study implies.

Dementia and the odds of a person developing dementia have declined significantly since the 1970s--and people are developing it later in life if they do get it--but researchers don't know why.