Medicine

Here's a look at the drugs and the negotiated prices for Medicare recipients.

More than 3,290 cases of dengue fever have been reported in the U.S. and its territories, with more than half of cases occurring in Puerto Rico.

Taylor Hospital in Ridley Park admits more than 7,000 patients each year and treats more than 28,000 patients in its emergency room.

Blood donations were down 25% nationally in July compared to the same time last year, according to the American Red Cross.

The pediatric surgeon founded the Black Doctors Consortium and worked as a regional health director under the Biden administration.

Hospitals routinely use these bottles to check for infections in patients’ blood — now they are cutting back on tests.

Would you give your kidney to a stranger? What if you could get a $50,000 tax credit for it? That's just one proposal for upping organ donation in the US.

Up to 1 million horseshoe crabs in the U.S. are harvested for biomedical purposes. A synthetic alternative could mean less harvesting of the “living fossils.”

The current contract between Temple Health and Keystone First health insurance was set to expire after July 31.

"One person’s experience is their own," Philly's Laura Williams said. “Their personal, individual reality exists alongside the realities of millions of different people."

The rise comes as the CDC is preparing to end its program providing free COVID-19 vaccines to people without insurance.

Hospitals are legally required to care for undocumented patients in emergencies. But when a patient is too sick to be discharged, some turn to a controversial practice.

A promising new cure sparked a wave of renewed interest in gene therapies about a decade ago — but it also set off alarm bells in the financial world.

There is no general cure for HIV, a chronic disease that affects more than 39 million people globally, including more than 18,000 in Philadelphia.

Since January, more than 140 pharmacies across the state have shut down.