Health care organizations are forming new partnerships to address the rising issue of elder homelessness, aiming to keep older patients out of costly nursing homes.

A new study reveals that almost 10% of children on Medicaid who visit emergency departments for mental health issues can spend days waiting for psychiatric care.

Scientists have captured live videos of a human embryo implanting in a womb, marking a significant advancement in reproductive science. This breakthrough could enhance treatments for infertility.

A year after the WHO declared mpox a Public Health Emergency, health experts express frustration over the global response to the virus, which remains a threat despite perceptions of it being under control.

A recent Gallup poll reveals that the percentage of Americans who report drinking alcohol has reached a new low. NPR explores the factors behind this trend and identifies the groups that are consuming less.

Counting steps can be easily tracked with devices like phones and fitness trackers. Research shows how many daily steps are necessary for better health.

Gallup reports that the percentage of Americans who drink alcohol has reached a record low. This decline reflects growing concerns about the health risks associated with even moderate drinking.

A federal appeals court ruled that President Trump can continue to withhold billions in foreign aid approved by Congress. This decision marks a significant victory for the administration.

The Trump administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status has caused concern among health care workers who care for vulnerable populations, including the sick and elderly.