Recent data indicate mental health conditions, excessive bleeding are the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths in the United States.

Various industry players weigh in on progress so far and what is yet to come.

Children are eating these tiny disks; researchers call for better laws and regulations.

More than 22 million non-citizens live in the United States — about 7% of the total U.S. population. Many do not have access to healthcare, including reproductive services. Immigrants — including refugees, those with permanent residency, and those who are undocumented — face additional challenges and barriers to reproductive care.

A comparison of adenosine stress singe photon emission CT, PET, and MRI in stable patients with known coronary artery disease (CAD) showed PET to be more sensitive for detecting invasive fractional flow reserve-identified ischemic lesions. However, the sensitivity was disappointing; thus, patients with known CAD and new symptoms should be referred directly to invasive coronary angiography.

NY governor declares emergency prioritizing polio vaccine distribution and expanding those who can administer it to include EMTs, midwives and pharmacists.

A panel of experts urged employee health professionals to prioritize preventing workplace violence — an entrenched problem that has taken on a new immediacy with staff shortages.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has conceded it mishandled the COVID-19 pandemic response and has begun an ambitious rebuild.