Environment & Health

Florida's Republican governor balks at protecting his aging population because it'd make Trump look bad.

Citing lost revenue, one company has cut salaries and benefits for providers. Others will likely follow.

At least three employees at a UPS facility near Boston have tested positive. Two dozen more have been quarantined.

Millions of people across the U.S. have lost their jobs and their employer-provided health insurance due to COVID-19.

After weeks of minimizing the pandemic, yesterday Trump finally stared into the abyss.

Since 1975, as the population grew by 115 million, the number of hospital beds shrank from 1.5 million to 925,000.

The U.S. health care system is ill-equipped to provide necessary care for all.

Emblems of life and love are being hurriedly handed from one generation down to the next.

Some nurses are saying, “Well, most of us are going to get it and some of us are going to die. That’s the way it is.”

Third-party companies that bill for out-of-network care stand to profit from the pandemic, at the expense of the ill.