New research finds disparities in testing, infections, and outcomes for Black and Hispanic Americans

Despite close quarters, high levels of perspiration and possible coronavirus contamination, many schools and colleges have decided: We should go forward with in-person sports. 

A physician in Cleveland wants researchers and the media to recognize that when they write about overdoses and firearm deaths among young people, that they are writing about people, not statistics.

Purdue, maker of prescription opioids, is still in trouble as 49 states file for $2.2 trillion for the company's role in the opioid epidemic.

News from August 17: Doubts about temperature as an early COVID-19 symptom, new spit test could replace swab testing for the virus, and NZ postpones election due to spike in cases.

Do you live in Virginia? If so, yours was the first state to use the joint Google and Apple notification tools to build an app that allows for contact tracing notifications using Bluetooth.

The Association of American Medical Colleges predicts that by 2032 the U.S. will have a shortage of nearly 122,000 physicians.

The earlier children take the HPV vaccine, the stronger the immune response, says the ACS.

Women researchers account for only one-third of authors credited for papers published on COVID-19 since January 2020.

Most people in the healthcare industry believe that the majority of Instagrammers are mostly the "Gen Z" and teenagers, many of whom are more interested in the flashy stuffs that Kylie Jenner posts...

Find out which businesses in Montana are to reopen come May 15.

The world’s attention is on our health care workers right now, but the role of nurses has been steadily becoming more important in the last few decades. Originally cast in a subservient role to...