A population health initiative targeting Ohio children in high-risk neighborhoods could be used as a national model to help reduce pediatric hospitalizations, according to a study published in Health Affairs.

Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare will hold a national "Crush the Crisis" opioid take-back day Sept. 7.

Since July 19, 235 people have been infected in a salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry, bringing the total number of people sickened this year to 1,003 and the death toll to two, according to the CDC.

Mooresville, N.C.-based Eleanor Health opened its first addiction clinic designed to achieve long-term patient recovery using a value-based care model.

All physicians make occasional diagnostic errors, but learning more about how the brain makes these errors can help prevent them, wrote Dan Meyer, MD, a retired professor of emergency medicine at the Albany (N.Y.) Medical College, in an op-ed for…

Sixty-five percent of Americans are aware of sepsis, but 76 percent incorrectly believe more people die annually from opioid overdoses than from sepsis, according to the Sepsis Alliance's annual Sepsis Awareness Survey for 2019.

Hundreds of disabled patients end up stuck for months in Washington hospitals despite having no acute medical issues, because the state lacks community-based options, according to NPR member station KUOW.

Educational pop-up windows will now appear on Facebook and Instagram to stop the spread of anti-vaccine misinformation, according to CNN.

Families across the U.S. are paying thousands of dollars for addicted loved ones to attend largely ineffective drug rehab programs, according to Vox.

Medical facilities on Georgia's coast are evacuating patients and scaling down services in preparation for tropical storm warnings due to Hurricane Dorian, according to The Gwinnett Daily Post.