HEALTH

Copenhagen neurosurgeons said in a case study that a tumor created a cone-shaped bump atop a breakdancer’s head.

The billionaire family that owns Purdue Pharma is signaling they intend to fight lawsuits against them by challenging the use of public nuisance laws.

Flooding of the Baxter manufacturing plant in North Carolina during Hurricane Helene prompted the FDA to declared a shortage for several IV fluid products

Beyond the cancer risk, most of the skin changes we see as we get older don’t come from the aging process but from the sun’s UV rays.

As the public heads into another viral season, health experts said the findings highlight how the virus continues to reveal ways to pose long-term consequences.

Harris is seeing an uptick in support from Black women voters who support her efforts to protect abortion and expand prenatal and postnatal care.

Are high deductible health insurance plans a good deal for you?

Nutrition is “limited or completely absent” from most medical education programs in the United States, the new consensus statement says.

Increasing pediatric readiness would reduce mortality, increase life expectancy and improve young patients’ lives, the researchers write.

The vice-presidential nominee’s story about family members’ new health coverage illustrates how Republicans inherited — and benefited — from the current system.

A growing number of institutes exploring the nexus between racism and health — and their researchers — are under attack.

We spoke with the senior vice president of government affairs at the National Community Pharmacists Association about the debate over pharmacy benefit managers.

Today, we cut through the political noise and learn how the presidential candidates’ competing agendas could affect our health care.

Patients face daunting bills, skip care when Indian Health Service doesn’t pay for specialty treatment.

State officials said 352 health-care facilities had reported evacuations, including 16 hospitals and seven hospice facilities.

The Florida health department is demanding stations pull the ad, which urges voters to defeat the state’s six-week abortion ban at the polls.

Fischer said she was diagnosed with an “aggressive” but treatable form of breast cancer, and has recovered after treatments, including chemotherapy and radiation.

Health-care workers in Florida are bracing for a monstrous storm, less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene wrecked havoc.