HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania set an enrollment record last year when nearly 500,000 people purchased health insurance through the commonwealth’s online marketplace, Pennie, but a surge in costs expected in 2026 jeopardizes their coverage, along with those who may seek insurance through the exchange for the first time.
The First Circuit Court of Appeals last week granted a request by the Trump administration that will impact more than 17,000 Pennsylvanians who relied on Medicaid to get care at Planned Parenthood last year.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has denied Monarez' accusations that he ordered “rubber-stamped” vaccine recommendations.
Dr. Sandeep Khurana advises his patients that a combination of factors influences human longevity, with 40% attributed to lifestyle choices, 30% to genetics, 20% to social and environmental conditions and the remaining 10% to medical care.
A Norton Healthcare doctor explains the uncommon injury and how it can affect those playing high-impact sports.
HARRISBURG — Amid hundreds of pharmacy closures across Pennsylvania, independent and chain outlets alike, pharmacists pleaded to a state Senate panel for changes to address prescription reimbursements they say are far lower than the cost to stock and dispense medications to customers.
DANVILLE — The Community Giving Foundation is identifying top community needs to inform its work and maximize grant impact, an initiative led by the foundation’s new impact coordinator.
Paul Steed, 58, of Stamford, pleaded guilty Thursday to fraud and tax offenses he committed while defrauding the chocolate company out of millions of dollars.
The child, who had been too young to be vaccinated when they were infected by the virus, died of a rare, incurable disorder that causes progressive brain damage.
More than 600 pharmacies have closed in Pennsylvania in a two-year span.
