Its causes are too numerous to list. It can cripple a person’s body, state of mind, bank account, quality of life, and job ...

House Republicans' 'One Big Beautiful Bill' threatens the health insurance of millions, particularly in the District of ...

Kelly also said he thought that tackling substance use disorders could reduce costs for Medicaid, adding that "focus on earlier intervention, and better implementation of care coordination will ...

Microplastic levels and polymer types reported in human tissue samples. Credit: Nature Reviews Endocrinology (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41574-025-01098-9 ...

Many LGUs, especially in rural areas, operate with limited budgets and struggle to allocate sufficient funds for large-scale health care projects. The private sector can bridge this gap by providing ...

CHICAGO — A weekly symptom-assessment intervention led by trained lay health workers may help reduce acute care use and improve end-of-life care for older adults with cancer, according to data ...

Parkview Health’s fifth annual Innovation Challenge is accepting ideas for ways to reduce health care costs, officials said Tuesday. The “Healthy Care, Healthy Costs” challenge is the result ...

Why women pay more for health care A Deloitte report estimates that, cumulatively, women in the U.S. spend $15.4 billion more than men in out-of-pocket health care expenses annually.

For payers, getting a handle on rising risk for earlier clinical support and intervention will be a make-or-break issue as the healthcare system continues to deal with increasing cost pressures.

The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (or AHCCCS, pronounced “access”) is a comprehensive $22 billion program serving 2 million low-income Arizonans with physical and behavioral ...

Since 2000, medical care costs rose by 121.3 percent, significantly faster than overall consumer goods and services (86.1 percent).