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17 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: November 2, 2026.
Doctors tell 60 Minutes they perform surgery by cellphone light and hand-pump oxygen for patients as only one oil tanker has reached the island since January.
Americans born in the 1960s and early 1970s report higher levels of loneliness and depression than earlier generations, while other wealthy nations see improvements.
Health officials warn the current Ebola crisis has reached unprecedented scale with rapid transmission across affected regions.
VP travels to Maine making midterm pitch that only Republicans can root out public benefits fraud.
Makary's brief tenure marked by internal dysfunction and mounting criticism from drugmakers and physicians over regulatory decisions.
Pharmaceutical giant reaffirms outlook while transitioning away from declining COVID-19 business toward next-generation treatments.
Federal appeals court decision overturns FDA regulation allowing mifepristone to be sent to patients, forcing in-person clinic visits nationwide.
Federal tax credit expiration leaves Americans unable to afford health insurance as premiums skyrocket nationwide.
The nation's largest private insurer now expects 2026 adjusted earnings above $18.25 per share, up from previous guidance of greater than $17.75 per share.
The health secretary plans sweeping changes to the influential panel that decides whether insurers must cover preventive services like mammograms and colonoscopies.
Privacy concerns mount as patients challenge medical AI recording systems without clear consent protocols.
Legal challenge targets artificial intelligence system that records doctor visits, raising concerns about patient consent and data protection.
Legal challenge targets artificial intelligence system that documents patient conversations, raising privacy concerns about medical AI implementation.
The executive order, the most sweeping ever against foreign drug manufacturers, gives companies 120 days to either strike pricing deals with HHS or face the full tariff.
'They Let Him Rot in There,' says family member as immigrant detainee fatalities increase nationwide.
The largest rollback of Medicaid since 1965 is now taking effect, with enhanced federal funding expired and states barred from raising provider taxes to compensate.
Medical device giant says operations remain disrupted after attackers exploited device management tools in apparent retaliation for U.S. military action in Iran