Clinical staffing platform ShiftMed announced this week that it has raised $200 million in investment. The company says it will use the funds to expand its footprint.
A new study shows that young Hispanic women are changing their sexual behaviors and contraception methods since the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade.
A new study shows that young Hispanic women are changing their sexual behaviors and contraception methods since the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade.
The cost of a loved one’s death can be crushing financially and emotionally. But lasting health impacts may be the highest price loved ones pay after loss.
Labeling patients as difficult can be harmful, especially when those labels not equitably applied. A new study shows which which patients are most likely to be flagged.
New research from Gallup shows that more Americans than ever are delaying healthcare due to costs. Rates of delaying care differ based on gender, age, and income.
Facing long hours and staffing shortages, healthcare workers are burned out. But a new survey shows that they’re also worried about their own finances.
Thousands of mental health apps are on the market, but how good—and secure—are they? A new study suggests innovation, evidence, and privacy controls are lacking.
Just in time to avoid a government shutdown, Congress passed and President Biden signed a $1.7 trillion spending bill. Here are key healthcare priorities.