Health care and treatment

New services are using research data and anonymized medical records to identify ways to treat conditions that lack care guidelines.

Research shows they do, but how health care providers should use them isn’t quite so clear.

Sixty percent of maternal deaths in the United States are preventable.

A study of physicians in the UK identified four reasons.

A framework to help policymakers, insurers, and providers consider how telehealth fits into their future.

A simple solution saved thousands of hours.

Lack of standardization has held the sector back.

Lessons from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.

The majority of leaders who were open about their condition didn’t regret it.

If people want to fix health care in the U.S., they need to set aside the prevailing myths that the system is broken or just needs to become more competitive...

After its acquisition of One Medical, how will the giant navigate the U.S.’s $4.1 trillion health care sector?

Here's what CEOs and other leaders can do.

U.S. health care costs currently exceed 17% of GDP and continue to rise. One fundamental reason that providers are unable to reverse the trend is that...

Discussions about reining in health care costs invariably turn to the sickest 5% of the population, who account for 50% of all health care spending. Most...

Advice from women who have been through the diagnosis.

Providers are already using new tools to offer better care to more people.

Contrary to what many people think, virtual health care, also known as telemedicine or telehealth, is much more than a cheap digital knockoff of in-person...

Lessons from Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Covid-19 exposed wide inequities in health in the United States and around the world. But health disparities persisted long before the pandemic. In this...

Three strategies to help you make the judgment call.