Eric Boodman

“It’s like we're in a toxic relationship with our employer”: Fired probationary CDC employees are getting mixed messages about their status.

The CDC division responsible for asthma control and lead poisoning prevention has been effectively eliminated as part of the layoffs at HHS.

For an Air Force veteran, an FDA layoff brings back symptoms of PTSD: "They say they care about us, then they cut us."

After his job was cut, a CDC scientist volunteered to help Milwaukee respond to the lead crisis in its public schools. For now, he's in limbo.

In its flagship journal, the CDC keeps publishing papers after firing scientists who made the research possible.

Massachusetts health commissioner Robbie Goldstein says threats to public health funding are being felt nationwide

To prevent ovarian cancers, fallopian tube removal is on an upsurge — and diagnostic manuals are finally catching up.

Claiming it wants to cut waste, the Trump administration has terminated grants for research testing ways to save the health care system money.

Sterilization, mysterious pain, and dismissive doctors: Why women turn to reversal surgery — and sometimes to RFK Jr.

People who study, treat, or have hepatitis B say ending routine vaccination at birth - as some vaccine critics want - could lead to a resurgence of the virus.