Prioritizing by age might seem like an obvious choice, but it ignores the fact that a smaller share of Black people reach the age of 75 than white people.
Women and minorities should join studies to develop more effective treatments
Next week, the federal insurance exchange reopens for an unusual midyear special enrollment period
Risk factors, racial disparities and sex differences should all be considered
Nearly 3 million children in the U.S. have a serious emotional or behavioral health condition. The pandemic has cut them off from those who understand their needs.
Biosimilars can provide a more accessible — yet equally effective — alternative to expensive prescription medications
Biosimilars are more affordable than the drugs they're modeled after — and they work just as well. Could they be an option for you?
A ban on surprise medical bills among health care issues in massive legislative package
For deaf and hard-of-hearing people, face coverings are just the beginning of pandemic-era communication struggles
How one woman's routine medical visit turned into a financial ordeal
There are more affordable medicines than what's on the market — but most of us can't access them