With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting over 1,200 confirmed measles cases and 12 new outbreaks in 2026, states across the U.S. are taking steps to manage infections, mounting ...

Columbia released a report this week outlining the findings of an independent investigation it commissioned nearly two and a half years ago into the "institutional failures" that enabled convicted sex ...

While AI puts vast medical knowledge at your fingertips, many laypeople don't know how to harness it effectively. In a study published recently in the journal Nature Medicine, researchers tried to ...

Hospitals continue to face broad-based expense growth driven by a combination of workforce pressures, higher input costs — especially for drugs and supplies — and rising patient volume and acuity. In ...

Both Arizona and South Carolina, two states that recorded hundreds of measles cases in recent months, are reporting significant slowdowns in new cases reported this week. Utah, however, has now ...

CommonSpirit Health is taking a robust approach to physician engagement and reaping the benefits in areas such as reducing physician burnout.

AI adoption in healthcare revenue cycle is accelerating, but a widening trust gap is preventing organizations from moving beyond pilots. Despite hype surrounding AI in the revenue cycle, industry ...

Tim Hwang has spent his career moving between politics, policy, and startups. He worked on Barack Obama's 2008 presidential ...

A systemwide collaborative integrates palliative care, EHR-based patient flagging, and cross-disciplinary support to address the psychosocial and clinical risks that often derail cancer treatment.

New data shows healthcare employment fell by 28,000 in February as labor unrest intensified, prompting hospital leaders to ...

As Baby Boomers age, the need for health care grows, and yet at the same time, the U.S. is looking at a shortage of more than 63,000 nurses by the year 2030.

The Missouri Senate is considering a measure supporters say would increase the availability of medical care in the state by allowing some nurses to prescribe medications without physician oversight.