A 1960s Great Society program, Medicaid gets new life after Republican health care bill collapses

Parents of at least 35 children who have died in a state-run hospital in northern India over the past three days have alleged that the fatalities were due to the lack of a sufficient oxygen supply in the children's ward

Montana's health care co-op resumes accepting new enrollees on Sunday after it voluntarily pulled itself from the state's insurance marketplace in December

First safe repair of a gene mutation in human embryos marks a step toward one day preventing babies from inheriting diseases

In a first, scientists safely repair a disease-causing gene in human embryos, a step toward one day preventing inherited diseases

A Republican congressman says his comments about wanting to duel female senators who oppose health care reform were intended to be tongue in cheek.

A suburban New York high school football player lifting a large log with teammates as part of a Navy SEALs-style drill has been hit in the head by the log and killed, raising questions about adapting such military training to young athletes

A federally funded nonprofit claims an Iowa school for juvenile boys held under court order is violating their constitutional rights by not providing essential mental health care and instead relying on restraints and seclusion rooms

Wondering if your child is transgender? Experts answer frequently asked questions

AP Analysis: Older people dying on the job at a higher rate than workers overall, even as the rate of workplace fatalities decreases

AP Analysis: Older people dying on the job at a higher rate than workers overall, even as the rate of workplace fatalities decreases

A British judge has ordered that critically ill infant Charlie Gard should be moved from a hospital to a hospice, where he will "inevitably" die within a short time

Surgery didn't help men with early-stage prostate cancer live longer compared to monitoring their disease, long-term results suggest

Chad Bettis has rejoined the Colorado Rockies and begun throwing after finishing treatment for testicular cancer

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jameson Taillon says he's received nothing but positive news since being diagnosed with testicular cancer earlier this month