What happens when an expensive drug that works well for a condition affecting millions of people remains out of reach to many of those who would benefit?
Healthcare Systems & Policy
Coachella Valley institutions expand local health-worker training programs to address doctor and nursing shortages, especially in pediatrics.
Advocates are asking for the state to again cover a gap of $100 million caused by a drop in federal funding.
Harm reduction groups and health care workers helped avert the worst. But what about the next emergency?
How the Inland Empire’s doctor shortage is forcing desert residents to travel farther, wait longer, and go without timely specialist and maternity care.
This is Part 3 of a three-part series examining the impacts of the opioid crisis on children and families in Mississippi and the state’s decisions on how to spend opioid settlement funds.
Half of people who could receive jail healthcare in custody are released within two days, the city's health department says.
San Francisco's budget cuts threaten HIV prevention services serving the city's Latine immigrant community.San Francisco's budget cuts threaten HIV prevention services serving the city's Latino immigrant community.
Insurance denials hit many Americans, but marginalized and sicker patients suffer most because appeals are complex, delaying care and widening health inequities.