When the Supreme Court upholds a pivotal policy or a new administration shifts its priorities, the effects ripple across industries and individuals alike. With President-elect Donald Trump signaling sweeping changes to Medicaid, many Americans are bracing for significant shifts in how health care is accessed and funded. This moment is more than just a political […]

Imagine picking up a bottle of wine or a six-pack of beer and seeing a clear label with calorie counts, allergen warnings, and nutritional information. For the first time, this could soon become a reality. The Treasury Department’s proposed rules for mandatory “alcohol facts” boxes on beverage labels represent a monumental shift in consumer transparency.

Imagine a generation of children growing up without the looming shadow of obesity or chronic illnesses caused by their diet. With the incoming Trump administration signaling a strong push to regulate ultra-processed foods, this vision might be closer to reality than ever before. However, the battle against “Big Food” is about more than regulations and

The sound of nurses rallying for better working conditions, chanting slogans, and raising signs like “Our Patients, Our Union, Our Rights,” is a powerful reminder of the human element at the core of healthcare. Across Florida and the nation, nurses are calling for improved staffing, access to health insurance, and safeguards against unregulated artificial intelligence

Picture this: you’re recovering from a serious injury or illness, and the stress of arranging transportation to vital medical appointments becomes yet another barrier to your recovery. For many individuals with long-term disabilities, this is an all-too-common reality. However, Guardian Life Insurance Company and Uber Health are stepping in to change that narrative. By offering

The United States has long boasted world-class medical innovations and care. Yet, for millions of Americans, the health care system often feels like an overwhelming maze—complex, costly, and, at times, inequitable. This sentiment was echoed by UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty, who acknowledged during a recent earnings call that the system “needs to function better.”