Trauma patients are more likely to receive full treatment against the wishes of their care orders, according to researchers.

Use of controversial block grants in Medicaid demonstration project raises concerns from industry groups.

The framework will guide clinicians to make opioid prescribing decisions that are tailored to a patient's needs.

Despite strides in HIV research and education, many young adults still report low knowledge of HIV and unwillingness to interact with people living with HIV, according to a new survey from Merck and the Prevention Access Campaign.

Sixty-five percent of expectant mothers do not receive both flu and Tdap shots recommended by the CDC, according to a new survey.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced burden-reducing final rules in accordance with its Patients Over Paperwork initiative.

The World Health Organization is joining a coalition seeking to make all publicly funded research freely available.

The proposed rule would require hospitals to list the costs of 300 "shoppable" services in an effort to increase patient choice.

A new study from Penn Medicine researchers shows that changes in scheduling can inspire greater fulfillment and reduce burnout.

The bill also calls for greater transparency into the workings of hospital/insurer contracts, aims to lower drug costs.