Explainers

The future of free preventive care and health screenings rests in the hands of judges and lawmakers – but for now, patients can keep getting them

Water fluoridation is just one piece of an overall oral health approach for children

Political scientist Scott Greer, professor of health management and policy and global public health, discusses the decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization.

Planning ahead, acting early and speaking up for change could help more people with serious illnesses and their families

Researchers who have led work on stress, depression and well-being in physicians say progress is being made but more can be done, including addressing key research questions