After defining the scope of sexual harassment in medicine, a physician says sharing stories and a national reckoning offer hope for progress.

In differences of sex development, hospitals vary widely in terms of treatment and guidance ahead of irreversible procedures, a new study shows.

Poor health tied to unmet social needs is a widespread problem. A Michigan Medicine partnership is examining the questions that community health centers ask to address the issue.

New reports recommend Medicare consider patients’ education level, income, marital status and other health-affecting circumstances when paying or grading health care providers.

A rollback of Medicaid expansion and collapse of the individual insurance market could threaten strides the country has made in advancing rural health.

Offering health insurance coverage to all low-income adults generates an economic impact that more than makes up for the cost of the program.