Expanding Medicaid eligibility reduced Black-white disparities in preventable hospitalizations and ER visits by 10% or more, a new study shows.

Anxiety and depression top parental concerns about their children, a Pew survey finds. Harvard experts offer advice.

Direct-to-consumer advertising works at selling drugs. A new study shows, though, that it may not work so well at promoting treatments that are significantly better than other options.

Current screening guidelines ignore those at high risk for the most prevalent gynecological malignancy in U.S.

When your heart breaks enough to kill you, it’s likely the amygdala — in the brain, not the heart — that is the culprit.

Study examines drop in care at age 65 and health consequences from loss of teeth to progression of cognitive impairment.

Researcher hopes findings signal new treatment option amid surge in mental health cases.

Brigham and Women's study finds increased odds of preterm delivery, other complications.