Cannabis has been labeled a “gateway," but recent research shows marijuana may be more of an exit drug for people with addiction problems while also improving mental health.

Juno Biomedical has announced the partnership with Promenade Software to further develop software for Juno Biomedical's CELLTech device, which uses 30 years of cell electrotaxis research to create a device that helps stroke patients regain motor function.

As U.S. blood banks begin testing for the Zika virus, early results are showing that it remains rare, according to a recent report from The New York Times.

Land of Lincoln Health, a now-shuttered Illinois health insurance co-op, lost its legal fight with HHS after a federal judge threw out its lawsuit over payments it claimed to be owed under the Affordable Care Act’s risk corridor program.

Steep price hikes for a number of prescription drugs led to big increases in Medicaid and Medicare spending in 2015, according to data released by CMS.

While President-elect Donald Trump may be offering a compromise on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) by keeping its ban on insurers denying coverage based on preexisting conditions, it’s doomed to fail if insurers can charge sick people more.

Gaumard Scientific Company, producers of educational simulators for more than 60 years, has introduced and demonstrated the OMNI 2, its newest CPR trainer that combines value-priced simulators with a touch-screen platform.

Genalyte, a clinical diagnostics company, has introduced clinical abstracts for the Maverick Detection System, which could produce results more quickly and offer remote testing for patients.