Frances Sellers

The end of the coronavirus public health emergency has left long-covid patients fearful they will be forgotten.

The Center for Reproductive Rights filed legal actions in Tennessee, Idaho and Oklahoma on behalf of women who say they were denied abortion care in medical emergencies.

Even as evidence mounts about the value of primary care, the field attracts fewer and fewer medical students.

Two sisters, one in Lisbon and the other in New Jersey, show how Portugal provides a promising if imperfect model for improving a nation’s life expectancy.

The long-awaited plan from the Department of Health and Human Services aims to tackle challenges contributing to a nationwide decline in life expectancy.

As many as 7 percent of Americans report having suffered from a slew of lingering symptoms after enduring covid.

Foley’s son Jim was beheaded in Syria in 2014. In the new book ‘American Mother,’ novelist Colum McCann turns her family’s story into a literary triumph

An unknown future pathogen could have far more devastating consequences than SARS-CoV-2.

The WNBA star’s book, ‘Coming Home,’ delves into the dehumanizing indignities she suffered after being arrested in Russia and held prisoner for 10 months.

After nearly four decades in the U.S. House of Representatives, Pelosi offers insights into the enduring effectiveness of her leadership strategy.