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You may get out of the pharmacy with pills in hand and money still in your wallet, but the high cost of medication will get you in the end.

With no state funding for most adult dental care, thousands of people go to emergency rooms seeking relief from cavities and other problems.

Technology makes medical information available faster these days, but should it be accessible to patients without a doctor’s explanation?

ECHO Hawaii, a new digital learning program, connects psychiatric experts with local doctors.

As we desperately seek alternatives to addictive painkillers, a federal ban on research is obstructing one promising option.

The facilities have been mainly idle for years while waiting for state inspections.

Employers waste money requiring their workers to have physicians verify that they were legitimately sick and have now recovered.

Most of them were shut down in favor of community-based services, but that has proven to be a colossal failure.

A rule change proposes to halt all federal funding to health care organizations that provide abortions.

There already was a well-regulated program in place, but new federal legislation that just took effect raises many questions.