Over a long political career, Tom Price, a doctor, never swerved from his policy mission to protect his former profession from what he views as heavy-handed government intrusion.
Nearly one in five Americans now lives in a state where terminally ill patients may legally choose to end their lives with prescriptions from a doctor.
Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder can lead to physical, social and psychological impairments.
One year after the W.H.O. declared a public health emergency, experts reflect on the response to the virus and find many aspects wanting.
Eating hot chili peppers may help you live longer, a new analysis reports.
When insomnia persists, it can wreak physical, emotional and social havoc.
Where are the miracle treatments we were promised? A Nobel Prize-winning scientist explains.
A new report found that more than 1,300 men in the American military suffered various injuries to their genitals or urinary tract while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Take your medical news and recommendations with a dose of healthy skepticism, especially regarding nutrition.
Most major cancer centers post the trials in which they participate on their websites. But other sites show more options.
As immunotherapy research takes off, the patients getting the treatment have been overwhelmingly white. Researchers know this and say they are trying to correct it.
Public funding is backing a new immunotherapy treatment, but the bulk of any profits will go to a private company. So are taxpayers getting a good deal?
The science reporter Denise Grady writes about the connection between two immunotherapy success stories.
The recovery of a woman with advanced colon cancer, after treatment with cells from her own immune system, may help doctors develop new treatments for other patients.