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Many women seeking abortions are forced to travel, overwhelming clinics in states where it’s legal. This has led to astronomical patient costs, major care delays and an increase in abortions in the second and third trimester of pregnancy.

A new dashboard provides real-time data from emergency departments on summer-related injuries and illnesses such as heat-related illness, near fatal drownings, wildfire smoke inhalation and air quality-related respiratory illness

Lawmakers gave final approval on Wednesday to House Bill 2002, which was at the heart of the state’s longest legislative walkout

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating the country's biggest PBMs, the drug middlemen who've been accused of raising prices and hurting local pharmacies, as well as their affiliated companies called group purchasing organizations — some of which are headquartered overseas.

Drug shortages are forcing doctors and patients to contemplate untested rationing plans for breast, cervical, bladder, ovarian, lung, testicular and other cancers

Local health officials sought $286 million to combat health disparities; a budget bill includes $50 million

The Senate has less than a week to finish a long legislative to-do list that includes hospital staffing, funding a crisis line and more

The guardianship process is long and complicated, and there aren’t enough people willing to take on that role for patients

Congress has not enacted federal legislation to either preserve reproductive rights or to restrict abortion since the U.S. Supreme Court nullified the landmark Roe v. Wade decision.

Despite efforts in states like Oregon, patient and consumer advocates say stronger federal action is needed