Legacy Topic: Health Care

Kensington Gardens' experience is indicative of a developing trend.

According to a recent study, fewer than 40 percent of schools employ a full-time nurse.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first new kind of drug to treat depression since Prozac hit the scene in the late 1980s. Spravato is a nasal spray from Johnson & Johnson that’s a close cousin of ketamine, an anesthetic that’s sometimes used recreationally and often known as “Special K.” Because ketamine can cause […]

Contaminated supply chains, natural disasters, and the bottom line are just some of the reasons why basic drugs are in constant shortage.

There have been over 150 measles cases detected nationwide, including dozens of young children in the Pacific Northwest.

Lawmakers have been critical of big pharma's pricing structures.

Senior leaders of big pharmaceutical companies are in D.C. Tuesday to testify before a Senate committee.

North Carolina is taking a step toward lowering costs for state workers.

One in 12 kids in the US has asthma.

Patients may like the sound of "Medicare-for-all," but for many of the hospitals and doctors who would treat them, it's a nonstarter.