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Many health care workers have fled the pandemic’s burdens in areas with low vaccination rates and fragile economies.

Wearable devices and face-to-face home visits are helping a doctor transform his practice — and how he cares for patients.

A view of the strong labor market in a rural Ohio town.

Physician and writer Suzanne Koven deleted an email requesting volunteers before changing her mind.

“Matching” with a residency program is like a game of musical chairs, with more medical school grads than residency slots.

Eight percent of doctors have closed their practices because of COVID-19, and a quarter are considering retiring early.

Over 100,000 new coronavirus cases were recorded every day for more than a week, and hospitalizations around the country reached a record high on Tuesday.

For physician Scott Anzalone of Ohio, the scariest part of the outbreak isn’t the illness.

Ninety-four percent of practicing thoracic surgeons are men — and that’s an improvement on recent years.

It's "really about returning excess profits," a Kaiser Family Foundation executive says.