Consider Your Case Closed

By Jacob Gershman

Dozens of lawsuits are being filed in New York and around the country by families of nursing... Read More »

Nursing Homes Face Growing Number of Lawsuits From COVID-19 Fallout

By Melinda Wenner Moyer

A long-term complaint among female patients about providers playing down or misdiagnosing their... Read More »

Women Are Calling Out ‘Medical Gaslighting’

By Lisa Rein

The Department of Veterans Affairs' $16 billion project to digitize health records kicked... Read More »

Massive Digital Health System for Veterans Plagued by Patient Safety Risks, Watchdog Finds

By Danielle Brown

A key COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadline for nursing home employees passed on March 15 without... Read More »

Exemptions, Education Avert Mass Employee Exodus as Vaccine Mandate Deadline Passes

By Andrew Marquardt

Rules for getting medications to treat opioid dependency were relaxed during the COVID-19... Read More »

Doctors, Companies Push to Keep Looser, Pandemic-Era Rules for Prescribing Opioid Addiction Treatment via Telemedicine

By Blake Farmer

A survey conducted by the Federation of State Medical Boards late last year found that... Read More »

Medical Boards Pressured to Let It Slide When Doctors Spread COVID Misinformation

By Rachel Cohrs

A federal court has rejected the Biden administration's interpretation of key language in... Read More »

Federal Court Strikes Down Part of HHS Surprise Billing Rule

By Linda Searing

A number of health risks are already linked to formaldehyde exposure and, now, researchers say... Read More »

Formaldehyde Exposure Increases by 17% the Risk of Memory, Thinking Woes

By Fred Schulte

A search warrant recently unsealed in a Massachusetts federal court focuses on a Texas... Read More »

Federal Investigation Into Spine Surgeries Uses Mob Laws to Target Health Care Fraud