This article provides historical context and a detailed account of modern structural racism in health care policy, highlighting its role in health care coverage, financing, and quality.

Recent laws instituted in the United States substantially cut funding to many government programs, especially those related to health or social well‐being.

Despite Majority of Americans Struggling with the Impact of Poor Eyesight and Eye Health on Daily Life, More than Half Are Delaying or Avoiding Eye Care ...

Clinics treating uninsured patients see surges as Medicaid disenrollment looms; local doctors-in-training plan careers around helping those most in need.

To invest tax dollars where they will have the greatest impact, government agencies need to gather data that covers the actual return on investment, according to Dennis Scanlon, distinguished ...

Ezekiel Emanuel likes to rank things. Everything, that is, but health care systems. As one of the premiere health policy experts in the US and an architect of the Affordable Care Act, however, he is ...

The WHO’s 2025 guidance outlines strategies for preventing malaria resurgence in countries that have achieved elimination, ...

But as Health and Social care Secretary Blackpool is on my mind for medical reasons. Its health care plans are not just poor but unjust.

Rev. Valtoria Jackson of the Alabama Poor People’s Campaign, speaking at the Alabama Arise news conference, said it is important not to consider the tax cut and spending plan as only a ...

Psychotherapy is the most preferred care option among new and expectant mothers, but it is often inaccessible or nonexistent.

Health policy experts explore the value of combining clinical care with services that address harmful social determinants of ...