When asked whether they thought physicians who come into contact with patients should be required to get an annual flu shot, 69 percent of physicians said yes, 21 percent said no, and 10 percent said it depends, a Medscape survey…

A majority (98 percent) of patients with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis experienced a low incidence of infusion reactions when given infliximab at home, rather than in a hospital setting, according to a study published in Digestive Diseases and Sciences.

An HHS working group released its first report on tick-borne diseases Nov. 14.

The parents of two children who died from acute flaccid myelitis — the rare, polio-like illness affecting children across the U.S. — allege the CDC failed to publicly report their children's deaths, according to CNN.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas, in partnership with College Station-based Texas A&M University Health Science Center, will launch a project aimed at improving rural healthcare.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak had more than 10 major instances of violence since being declared in August, contributing to new Ebola cases outside of known transmission chains, which calls for a new strategy, according to an op-ed…

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality debuted a new toolkit that focuses on mitigating diagnostic errors in pediatric primary care practice.

HHS Secretary Alex Azar declared a public health emergency in California due to the wildfires raging through the state, which have thus far killed 50 people, according to CNN.

Customer satisfaction with commercial health insurers has stagnated after two years of improvement, according to ACSI's Finance and Insurance Report 2018.

Humana released its annual value-based care report detailing how tying payment to performance outcomes affected Medicare Advantage patients and their providers.