
Survey finds majority of Americans cite health insurance delays as major problem
A new survey shows 73% of Americans view healthcare insurance delays and denials as a major issue, prompting emergence of advocacy services.

A new survey shows 73% of Americans view healthcare insurance delays and denials as a major issue, prompting emergence of advocacy services.

Military healthcare contractor apologizes to beneficiaries while Army cuts medical training due to budget constraints.

Canadian regulators have approved the country's first generic version of the popular diabetes medication Ozempic.

Medical doctors in England will stage a six-day walkout beginning April 7 following breakdown in negotiations over employment terms and compensation.

Flight attendant Solange Tremblay was ejected from aircraft during LaGuardia runway incident, suffering multiple fractures.

Michael and Susan Dell announced a $750 million donation to UT Austin to establish a new medical campus.

John F. Kennedy International Airport will implement enhanced Ebola screenings for passengers arriving from outbreak-affected nations in Central and East Africa.

Decarlos Brown Jr, charged with fatally stabbing Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte light rail, ruled incompetent to stand trial.

A Cincinnati plastic surgeon said a tummy tuck procedure on a TikTok content creator initially went smoothly before the patient's death.

Scientists announce advances in blood tests and brain scans that could detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.
A CBS News investigation found one Los Angeles County physician associated with Medicare claims for nearly 2,800 hospice patients in a single year.

Health authorities report five additional meningitis cases in Kent, bringing total to 34, with Canterbury nightclub linked to outbreak.

Experts warn about potential health risks from toxic chemicals in athletic clothing and dangers of AI-generated workout plans.

New clinical trial finds baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, could reduce blood pressure as effectively as some medications.

A nonprofit organization called RAM operates free health clinics for Americans lacking access to affordable medical care, drawing patients who travel long distances and wait days for treatment.
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