More people across the state are expected to lose health insurance coverage as the fight to save subsidies wanes.

The EPA is accepting public comments on its preliminary assessment plan for review of fluoride in drinking water.

Charlotte Radiology is turning away some mobile mammogram patients, potentially delaying diagnosis and critical care.

Decades of environmental justice gains are giving way to shifting federal priorities, leaving communities in renewed uncertainty.

For Milner Commons, that includes resident services through the nonprofit Resources for Seniors, which has staff on the property several times a week. The goal is to help provide services to residents ...

As a growing number of states weaken childhood immunization requirements, physicians fear many families will miss critical wellness checks.

UNC Chapel Hill’s Cohen, who became world-known for his research into controlling the spread of HIV, says it’s time to pass the torch.

More court-ordered patients, fewer staffed beds and longer stays have strained a system struggling to keep up with demand for treatment.

A planned 10-year federal program called Making Care Primary was supposed to help primary care doctors by easing administrative burdens.