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Health leaders in Pennsylvania and the U.S. continue to monitor measles cases as reports climb across the nation.

Health care fought back against data breaches in 2025.

For the second consecutive week, the state’s Human Services secretary warned lawmakers about how Medicaid cuts and other health policy changes put Pennsylvania hospitals at risk. On...

Amid a growing field of health information and advice, Americans still overwhelmingly look to their personal doctor or other medical sources for guidance.

Pennsylvania will have more uncompensated care without the extension of enhanced premium tax credits, state insurance leaders said this week.

Pennsylvania lawmakers must work together to protect hospitals’ financial stability, the state’s Human Services secretary said during a budget hearing today.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is hosting a series of virtual townhalls about a proposed rule that would change how essential organizations report cyber incidents to the government.

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots can provide valuable assistance, but these new platforms must be implemented carefully to avoid misinformation and bias.

A third of insured U.S. adults report prior authorization is a “major burden,” according to a poll this month from the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF).

Pennsylvania flu cases ticked up last week but remain low overall, matching similar national trends.