Vice President Joe Biden spoke at Health Datapalooza in Washington, D.C. this week, emphasizing that his “moonshot” of curing cancer is “a matter of life and death.” 

On Sept. 28, 2014, a middle-aged man presented at Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, Texas, with a fever, abdominal pain and diarrhea and informed his caregivers that he had just returned from a trip to Liberia, a country embroiled in the largest outbreak of Ebola virus in human history. What happened next should serve as a blueprint for healthcare facilities who may be forced to deal with a similar situation.

The Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute has announced their new director of the Breast Surgery Program as Dr. Edward Sauter, reports Fox61.

The House has passed three bills aimed at reducing opioid addiction in an overwhelming 410-1 vote, reports The Hill.

The plan had been criticized in an April by the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board, which said the projected cost was about $18 million too high.

Insurers finding success on the Affordable Care Act’s insurance exchanges are being asked to share what they’ve learned at a June CMS forum.

The first in a series of videos from the Kaiser Health Network looks at the proposal to allow sales of policies across state lines.

Cybersecurity experts tested the vulnerability of software and medical devices at a group of hospitals, and they found hacking into the healthcare system is a lot easier than expected, reports WUSA9.