OhioHealth is embarking on a telemedicine collaboration with Time Warner Cable to bring clinical expertise to more rural areas, with the goal of quickly determining whether a patient can be ...

A new milestone in tissue engineering as the first U.S. patient with end-stage kidney disease receives a transplant of a lab-grown blood vessel.

SharedClarity brings together a payer and providers to test heart and orthopedic devices independently, with aims to lower cost and raise effectiveness.

A syndicate of East Coast angel investors pieced together $1 million to help a bicoastal startup commercialize products it thinks may prevent disease-causing inflammation linked to consumption of ...

Distressed venture finance and litigation finance are relatively new financial products that can help otherwise vulnerable businesses protect themselves. Companies, such as Lake Whillans, that ...

Over the weekend, Trump called the agency, without evidence, part of a "deep state" that was slow-walking vaccines and drugs for Covid-19. The next day, the agency authorized convalescent plasma ...

Half of primary care providers listed as accepting new Medicaid patients on managed-care organization websites told 'shoppers' in Seattle they were not.

Politician's fudging the numbers? Say it ain't so! But don't worry. It's only America's health care we're taking about. The new entitlement programs will be better. Much better.

With the wearables and health apps markets booming, where do doctors stand in terms of actually making use of the information?

XX in Health, a Rock Health initiative, is pointing to raw data in order to provide awareness about discrimination and diversity in healthcare leadership.

The world population is continuing to grow for various reasons, and it’s growing fast. A recent report released by the United Nations revealed that the current world population is 7.3 billion ...

If President Donald Trump were to follow through on his threats to cut federal cost-sharing subsidies, health insurance premiums for silver plans would soar by an average of 20 percent next year ...