NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. births rose slightly last year, but experts don’t see it as evidence of reversing a long-term decline. A ...

A year on from Covid  lockdown, we spoke to David Loughton, who was then in charge of New Cross Hospital. Today, five years ...

Federal cuts to two food programs won't just impact the people facing hunger, but they are also hitting the bottom line for ...

A Utah man who's been dealing with debilitating symptoms from Long-COVID says there's finally hope on the horizon for him — ...

The March 18 edition of the SBJ College newsletter examines payouts for Women's March Madness, a chat with the new NCAA exec ...

The University of Mississippi Medical Center is reflecting on the five years that have passed since COVID-19 was named a ...

Contact tracing quickly became one of the first lines of defense, helping health officials identify and contain outbreaks.

One study suggests as many as 400 million people worldwide may have suffered from long COVID. Stephanie Stahl reports.

Despite housing permits being stagnant for years, we haven't seen homebuilders do any large-scale lay offs of construction ...

From muddying the waters on vaccine policy to espousing MAHA, Kennedy’s first month in office offers a glimpse into the next four years of public health.

Late-night is emerging as a key battleground across the industry, with both quick-service and full-service brands vying for ...

Some of these distressing effects result from pandemic school closures, while others predate the pandemic but were made worse ...