A medical team of a dozen individuals from Baltimore-based University of Maryland Medical Center is safe but stuck in Fiji after Tropical Cyclone Winston struck the country Feb. 20, according to WBALTV.com.
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In Syria, airstrikes struck two hospitals and a school building Feb. 15, according to CNN.
Healthcare providers and insurers are coming to the aid of Flint, Mich., months after physicians warned about possible lead poisoning, according to a Crain's Detroit Business report.
Winter Storm Jonas socked the Northeast this weekend, paralyzing major cities with a record-breaking amount of snow. The storm began early Friday morning and has now moved into the Atlantic.
The following insurers made headlines this week. They are listed below, beginning with the most recent.
More than 30 states have limited availability of abortion coverage in their Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplaces, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation analysis.
Although Tennessee lawmakers rejected Governor Bill Haslam (R)'s Medicaid expansion proposal last year, advocates of the proposal rallied in the state Capitol Jan. 12 to greet lawmakers who were returning for the first day of the legislative session, according to…
Though open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act will close Jan. 31, the number of young adults who have signed up for coverage is still relatively low, according to The Wall Street Journal.