A bill that would allow medical professionals to object to performing certain medical procedures based on their beliefs has ...

The “Medical Defense Act” would allow medical practitioners to abstain from performing procedures they don’t morally agree with.

The changes were prompted by an executive order signed by President Trump aimed at halting gender-affirming medical ...

This growth is highly driven by a significant rise in disposable income, urbanization and increased awareness about preventive and out-of-hospital care models. Innovative healthcare delivery ...

Plus, the cost of health care itself keeps going up, which makes the prospect of uninsured patients trying to pay cash chilling. Enter “charity care” programs, also known as financial ...

Waiting for care shouldn’t be the norm—delays like these highlight the gaps in our healthcare ... [+] system, where longer waits not only reflect poor quality but also drive up costs for patients.

I would demand that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a livable wage and health care, especially developing artists.” As the Los Angeles audience ...

House Bill 59 safeguards healthcare professionals from being forced to perform procedures that conflict with their religious or ethical beliefs.

executive director of the Ontario Health Coalition and a longtime advocate for public health care, says she believes the law still violates people's rights despite the Ontario court tossing the ...