The escalating threat of climate change is not just an environmental concern; it is increasingly becoming a workplace hazard.

Early detection of rare but treatable diseases has long been one of public health’s quiet triumphs, sparing thousands of ...

This piece highlights a striking example of pointless complexity in the US health care system: the 24 (or more) separate ...

Republicans in Congress have raised the prospect of rolling back recently finalized rules that make Medicaid more efficient, ...

The US faces similar physician shortages, regional disparities, and systemic issues within the health care workforce, and so ...

The best analyses of the impact of Medicaid work requirements have been based largely on older, voluntary state models. These ...

State-directed payments are an effective mechanism for Medicaid programs to ensure adequate reimbursement for providers, but ...

Health Affairs' Senior Deputy Editor Rob Lott interviews Mary Kathryn Poole of Harvard University to discuss her recent paper ...

Rather than reinvent government to better serve the American people, as his predecessors sought to do, HHS Secretary Kennedy ...

Susan was a scientist, a biologist by training. Her unwavering faith in scientific inquiry was her guiding compass. She ...

While the Trump administration is focused on cutting costs, addressing the gaps in care for millions of Americans with ...