Kids as young as five can now get the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, thanks to the CDC’s approval on Tuesday. But many parents are still on the fence.
With the FDA poised to provide an update on its substantive review of medication abortion restrictions, new research shows patients want easier access to these drugs.
As the gig economy takes off, fueled in part by the pandemic, Stride Health, a benefits platform designed specifically for independent workers, announced that it has raised $47 million.
When Retired General Colin Powell died this week, tributes poured in for his pragmatic, centrist leadership approach. His lesser-known views on healthcare policy may not match what you’d expect.
With millions of Americans owing $1,000 or more in medical debt, some organizations are finding creative approaches to retire medical debt for pennies on the dollar.
Native American elders and caregivers report high rates of isolation and stress during the pandemic. A new partnership between Hero and Protect Native Elders aims to ease some of these burdens.
Though almost no one says they trust social media for health information, approximately 1 in 10 Americans surveyed say they get their health information via social media.
As Covid-19 vaccine mandates for healthcare workers take effect across the country, one group is often exempted: dentists. That makes a lot of consumers uneasy.
Would you trust a doctor who isn’t vaccinated? As healthcare organizations face a backlash from some staff over Covid-19 vaccine mandates, they also get a boost in consumer trust.