Connecticut lawmakers are weighing a bill on authorizing electric shock therapy either with or without a person’s consent.

A Kansas respiratory therapist convicted of stealing over half a million dollars from a nonprofit group has had her medical license indefinitely suspended. Sylvia M. Obaya, 49, of Topeka, pleaded ...

A Kansas respiratory therapist lost her medical license this week after admitting to taking money from a nonprofit.

People in vulnerable positions who need support in their daily lives often face challenges in receiving timely access to care; for instance, due to disabilities or individual and situational ...

Following up on an executive order issued last month by Gov. Patrick Morrisey, the state Senate Health Committee sent a bill ...

GoLocalProv first reported that Rhode Island’s leading healthcare quality organization, comprised of the top healthcare ...

All patients gave their written consent. Eighty eligible patients were identified from hospital records in the outpatient setting and from a monitoring database. Efforts were made to ensure that ...

The University of North Texas Health Science Center dissected and leased out hundreds of poor people’s bodies without their ...

The decree would settle a class-action lawsuit from defendants, who, in some cases, spent more time in jail awaiting ...

The North Dakota House on Thursday voted to clarify parents’ and guardians’ right to be present in a minor’s medical ...

The Ballard Clinic sits across the street from the Greyhound bus station in the hollowed-out downtown of Jackson, Tenn., a small city about an hour from Memphis. After Dr. Thomas Ballard III took ...

ERISA Health Plan clients are engaged in nearly every industry in the United States. There are nearly 139 million Americans covered by ERISA ...