By: Rufus McGee The relationship between medicine and politics has rarely been as openly contested as it is today, and nowhere is this tension more...

       A historic development in Israel’s south: The Hadassah Medical Organization announces “Hadassah-Helmsley Netivot,” a new, innovative medical center designed to provide residents of Netivot...

Cupid’s favorite currency is chock-full of health potential, beginning with its mineral and polyphenol content. By: Jennifer Sweenie Everyone’s favorite indulgence is more than just a...

  By: Fern Sidman A simmering debate over representation, identity, and the boundaries of ethnic recognition within American professional institutions has erupted into public controversy, as...

Gambling has changed dramatically in recent years. What once required a trip to a casino orbetting location is now available instantly—on smartphones, tablets, and...

(AP) — Scientists are testing an entirely new way to fight heart disease: a gene-editing treatment that might offer a one-time fix for high...

Lenox Hill Hospital Earns Snail of Approval Award for Sustainable, Chef-Driven Food Program Typically reserved for restaurants, the recognition affirms Northwell's commitment to treating food...

Four minutes. No needles. No radiation. 99% accurate. Mayo Clinic is a shareholder. And almost nobody is covering it. By: Mitch Schneider A few weeks ago, in...

By: Jamie Herndon At a moment when American medicine is reassessing long-standing orthodoxies around mental health, addiction, and consciousness itself, a striking new experiment is...

By: Amber Yang With the sudden drop in winter temperatures, many people experience cold hands and feet, which can affect sleep quality. Dr. Wu Hung-Chien,...

  BS"D Dear Legislator, We hereby express our deepest objections to looming Assisted Suicide legislation, A9515 /S8835, "Chapter Amendments" demanded by Gov. Hochul*  to enable her to sign...

(AP) — Being a night owl can be bad for your heart. That may sound surprising but a large study found people who are more...

By: Ariella Haviv In a moment that may come to define a new era in American public health policy, the United States has formally completed...

  By: Fern Sidman In the ever-evolving landscape of Brooklyn wellness culture, studios come and go, fitness trends flare up and fade, and new approaches to...

By: AP Meals and snacks with “GLP-1 Friendly” labels on the packaging are becoming more common in U.S. supermarkets as a growing number of Americans...

By: Jerome Brookshire In a move designed to reshape the architecture of American health care and place economic power back into the hands of ordinary...