
Family Caregivers Provide Over $1 Trillion in Annual Care Value, AARP Report Shows
A new AARP analysis finds that unpaid family caregiving in the United States has reached an economic value exceeding $1 trillion annually.

A new AARP analysis finds that unpaid family caregiving in the United States has reached an economic value exceeding $1 trillion annually.

A US Park Police officer was shot while on duty in Southeast Washington, DC, and transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The government has scrapped plans for additional medical training positions following the union's decision to proceed with a six-day strike.

New data shows abortion rates holding steady in the US as patients increasingly use telehealth and cross-state travel to access services.

Jose Medina, accused of fatally shooting a Chicago college student, was hospitalized for tuberculosis treatment and missed his first court appearance.

A medical school oversight agency has added nutrition curriculum requirements while removing diversity standards amid political pressure.

Fertility clinics in northern Cyprus and Florida are under investigation following allegations of embryo and sperm mix-ups affecting multiple families.

Federal health officials warn about medetomidine, a veterinary sedative, being found mixed with illegal fentanyl supplies.

Over 106,000 cancer patients in England waited more than 62 days to begin urgent treatment last year, with most hospital trusts missing national targets.

The FDA is anticipated to reverse its 2023 restriction on peptide compounds following statements from Health Secretary RFK Jr.

Former Arkansas medical board chair faces federal indictment for allegedly drugging and abducting psychiatric patients for fraudulent billing.

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

Federal health officials identify California company Raw Farm's cheddar cheese as likely source of E. coli infections in California, Florida and Texas.

The FDA approved leucovorin for cerebral folate deficiency affecting fewer than 1 in a million people, walking back earlier suggestions it could treat autism.

New data reveals abortion rates remained stable in 2025 despite state bans, with increased telehealth use and reduced travel for services.
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