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Johnson and Johnson (J&J) announced this week it was forgoing a controversial plan to offer rebates for certain 340B drugs instead of direct drug discounts.

Two new CDC reports show how the high prevalence of obesity continues to pose a public health threat across the U.S.

An important change could be coming to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, federal officials announced today.

The Shapiro administration recently announced the commonwealth’s new initiative to develop a maternal health strategic plan. The plan, announced during an event last month, seeks to address disparities in care and ensure pregnant women have access to the prenatal and postpartum care they need to live healthy lives.

U.S. hospitals and health systems continue to work toward financial stability after years of uncertainty following the pandemic.

About half of U.S. parents report that they face overwhelming levels of stress during the week that hinders their ability to function, according to a new advisory from the U.S. surgeon general.

As Pennsylvania ages, many health care professionals are approaching retirement just as the need for health care is rapidly growing. Hospitals, health systems, and the health care community are leading the way in growing the next generation of health care professionals to care for Pennsylvanians and our communities.

A dozen Pennsylvania communities were ranked among the healthiest in the country, per a new report released this month by U.S. News & World Report.

CMS announced the results from the first round of price negotiations between Medicare and the makers of 10 of the most used and expensive prescription drugs.

The U.S. saw some encouraging progress in the ongoing effort to improve teen mental health.