The Health and Human Services chief and the growing authoritarianism within the department are already seeding future danger. Could a brewing lawsuit halt some of the madness?

Brooklynne Thorson, 18, graduated from Prior Lake High School in June. Just hours after getting her diploma, Thorson was ...

It may be a surprise to learn that the rate of population growth for youth aged zero to 19 is nine times greater in the ...

As health systems implement ambient AI for clinical documentation at an accelerating pace, one group long used to waiting its turn is actually being prioritized. Children’s hospitals make up just 1 in ...

High school students are learning skills through hands-on simulations to test out careers in the medical field.

With hundreds of drug shortages persisting across the U.S., pharmacy leaders are adopting more coordinated strategies to manage supply disruptions and mitigate financial losses. These include ...

Hundreds of thousands of people in Illinois are projected to lose their health insurance through Medicaid, and the state expects a $52 billion drop in funding to finance the program as part of more ...

Gov. Phil Murphy’s office said the facility will make childbirth safer and eliminate racial disparities in care for mothers.

As Georgia spearheads the nation’s declining nurse population, you should know what’s causing it and how you can prepare for ...

A new Nashville charter school is trying to address Tennessee's nursing shortage by offering an EMT, CNA and doula ...

South Georgia Technical College student, Jayden Yarbrough, is set to graduate from the school’s licensed practical nursing ...