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The rise of telehealth and online pharmacy services means people get the prescriptions they want. But what do they lose along the way?

Utah is drawing attention for piloting an AI program that promises faster and cheaper prescription renewals, while raising questions about patient safety and liability.

Concierge medicine, where patients pay often hefty annual fees, is booming. It’s a sign of what’s broken in health care.

NYU’s experience rebuts the idea that tuition-free programs open doors to low-income students, per reporting by Rose Horowitch at The Atlantic.

When malicious hackers stole data from Change Healthcare and demanded a ransom, providers lost an estimated $100 million per day early on.

According to new data from the Research and Action Institute at the Association of American Medical Colleges, OB/GYN, internal medicine, and emergency medicine programs saw the biggest drops — around 7% or 8%.

As doctors prepare for another strike to protest their salaries and working conditions, some weigh opportunities in the U.S. and Canada.

In “Fragmented,” Dr. Ilana Yurkiewicz writes about health care providers’ struggles to access medical information and how it impacts patients.

Health care staffing shortages and high turnover rates means patients end up waiting longer to get through emergency departments.

As patients search the web for a doctor or dentist, online reviews have become more important to health care providers.