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Reversing a controversial recommendation by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force in 2009, the panel now states that women between ages 40 and 74 should have screenings every two years.

Perrigo, which sought FDA approval for an over-the-counter version last summer after the Supreme Court's ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, expects a final decision by the end of summer in the U.S.

A survey of nearly 200 women lawyers, mostly associates, cites "thoroughly depressing" reasons for why they leave their firm.

Conflicts arise when insurers send checks to pay for out-of-network medical services to patients rather than reimbursing a medical provider directly.

A panel of licensed health care professionals preferred ChatGPT's responses nearly 80% of the time and rated the chatbot's responses as higher quality and more empathetic, in a new JAMA study.

The report notes that by 2021, brand name prescription drugs accounted for only 14% of utilization but more than 80% of spending.

One-third of U..S. workers say their job has negatively affected their mental health in the past six months

CHROs expect difficulty in retaining staff. Only 34% expect employee retention to increase over the next six months, down from 45% in the first quarter.