A new Gallup survey finds 11 percent of US adults can’t access quality care and can’t pay for care or medicine.

Its latest results show that 35% of Americans could not access quality health care if they need it. Rates were even higher ...

Rural communities in the United States face a dire health crisis that threatens the population's well-being, says the ...

Too many people are waiting too long for the care they need – and experiencing a deterioration in their mental health while they wait. This, coupled with pressures such as high workforce vacancies, is ...

In 1970, the state was the first in the nation to pass legislation to legalize abortion — three years ahead of Roe v. Wade.

A record 35% of Americans can't afford quality healthcare, with minorities and low-income households hit hardest, according ...

A large population survey led by the University of Oxford found that nearly 10% of patients said they experienced harm from ...

Panelists discussed gender affirming care and health in the transgender community during Monday night’s Thriving Through ...

Massive changes to the benefits system mean that people previously getting treatment for free will no longer qualify ...

Advocates have welcomed the health department's move to accept an expanded definition of infertility that includes LGBTIQ+ ...

By 2050, the number of adults over 85 is expected to triple, which will intensify the strain on an already stretched health care system. We wrote about this worsening challenge and its implications ...

Patient advocates say the group of people most at risk of losing health care through Medicaid cuts are those who qualified ...