The justices will weigh Trump administration regulations allowing employers to refuse to provide access to birth control on religious or moral grounds.

In two new reports, the global health agency says only government intervention can fix the broken market for new antimicrobial drugs.

Passengers from Wuhan, China, will be screened at J.F.K. beginning Friday night, and in San Francisco and Los Angeles starting on Saturday.

A Philadelphia judge lowered the damages in a case that claimed Johnson & Johnson played down the risks of an antipsychotic drug.

The drug coverage gap was widely loathed, but the new scheme may still leave some older Americans holding the bag.

In cases of brain death or neurologically devastating injury, poor communication can make painful situations even harder.

Young men who took fish oil supplements had higher sperm counts, a greater sperm volume and larger average testicular size.

The two new patients will add to fears that the virus will spread further outside China’s borders.

The congresswoman from Massachusetts said that she was making peace with the condition in a video released on Thursday.

In a video last month, a North Carolina woman shared a tip about battling “stupid charges.” Thousands responded — some in gratitude, others to commiserate over the baffling costs of health care.

It’s not just a modern problem. Airborne toxins are so pernicious that they may have shaped our DNA over millions of years.

Angry parents, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish group and anti-vaccine celebrities rallied to outmatch one of the state’s most powerful elected leaders.

A organism living in ocean muck offers clues to the origins of the complex cells of all animals and plants.

In many poor countries, older surgeons resist being questioned, and operations are more often emergencies, which leaves less time to review checklists.

High blood pressure tends to begin at a younger age in women than men, and rises faster, a new study reports.

It was the latest study to suggest that effects of wage increases reach beyond economic welfare, but some experts pushed back on the findings.

Training for and finishing a marathon can leave arteries more flexible, healthy and biologically younger than before.

A number of radiology organizations are trying to end the decades-old practice of shielding patients from radiation with lead aprons.

Grasshoppers have to deal with blood pressure issues when they are upside down.

“Someone’s menstrual period should not be impairing them from leading a normal life, because we have really good treatments for pain and for heavy bleeding,” an expert says.