Many COVID-19 patients report having trouble with daily activities, jobs, mental health, and finances 60 days after leaving the hospital, a new study shows.

A new study considers mask mandates and their effect on the economy. In short, people spend more when they feel safe.

If high-income countries keep engaging in what some are calling "vaccinationalism," low-income countries could be waiting until 2024 for COVID-19 vaccines.

New research indicates that the ACA's elimination of cost-sharing for contraception resulted in fewer unintended pregnancies, particularly among low-income families.

New research indicates that the ACA's elimination of cost-sharing for contraception resulted in fewer unintended pregnancies, particularly among low-income families.

New findings challenge the idea that relationships and experiences are more important for happiness than money.

A closer look at the data says no, women don't sabotage their own earnings to align with the "male breadwinner norm."

Out of the Washington state workforce of 3.3 million, some 900,000 fill positions in 55 high-hazard lines of work. They're mostly female and disproportionately people of color.

New research estimates the yearly costs in health care due to wildfire smoke in California. The costs are staggering and rising.

Disconnected utilities, evictions, and debt are disproportionately affecting households of color during the pandemic, a survey finds.