Health Care

States were prohibited from removing people from Medicaid during the pandemic — but that ban was lifted in April. Most got dropped for not filling out paperwork.

“After about five hours of the wake, the coffin started to make sounds," the woman's son said. "My mom was wrapped in sheets and hitting the coffin..."

Last year, 4,111 heart transplants were performed in the U.S., a record number but not nearly enough to meet the need.

Providers have had to quickly determine how to comply with the pending laws amid the "decimation of abortion access across the South."

Half of respondents said those with disabilities should have access to assisted suicide

Early training may help encourage bystander intervention in case of health emergencies

Researchers say they hope the technology could someday be used by anyone who frequently loses things, not just those with dementia.

More than 80% of women experience hot flashes during menopause, the FDA noted.

Bo knows hiccups -- all too well. The former professional football and baseball player revealed the diagnosis during an appearance on a radio station.

Critics warn that tweaking the genetic code this way could be a slippery slope that eventually leads to designer babies for parents

If approved, Opill would become the first contraceptive pill to be moved out from behind the pharmacy counter onto store shelves or online.

Unexpected manufacturing problems, demand spikes, and tightened ingredient supply lines have all contributed to the shortages, experts say.

Manufacturers are marketing eye drops with amniotic fluid -- a liquid that surrounds an unborn baby during pregnancy -- to treat conditions without federal approval, the FDA said.

In honor of National Nurses Week in May, Chipotle is giving away 2,000 “Burrito Care Packages," featuring 50 entrée codes. All health care professionals can enter the giveaway.

After 281 days in the hospital, Oliver finally went home with a new heart.