Three physicians, two obstetrician-gynecologists and a rheumatologist, explain how abortion bans complicate health care for their patients.

The use of medication to treat sleep trouble has fallen dramatically in the US in recent years, research finds.

Despite knowing the risks of COVID-19, breakthrough infections, and long COVID, US adults are less and less likely to take precautions, a survey finds.

A new book faults the United States, Canada, and Germany for letting down refugees.

Many kids diagnosed with obesity either don't receive recommended tests for related conditions or receive unnecessary ones, both of which can be harmful.

Many people with diabetes in the US spend at least 40% of their postsubsistence income—what is available after paying for food and housing—on insulin.

The greatest burden of abortion restrictions will likely fall on low-income women and minorities, says economist Luigi Pistaferri.

What's driving a renewed push for book banning? And what can parents, educators, and librarians do in response?

There's a cultural component to delayed gratification, new researche with Japanese and American children indicates.

Americans who have robots as coworkers are more likely to suffer from adverse mental health effects—and are more likely to abuse drugs or alcohol.