Low payments, high demand put hospital EDs at risk … patients fare worse at hospitals serving Black communities ...

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More than a third of Americans can’t pay for quality health care … U.S. trade tariffs on Canada could disrupt prescription drug supply … and more.

The rule, from the Mine Safety and Health Administration, was imposed last year in response to an epidemic of severe black lung disease among coal miners.

After decades of lax oversight, new efforts are underway to protect communities from toxic emissions without putting the industry out of business.

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Hundreds of employees at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health were laid off this week, including researchers who monitor the health of coal miners.

Deaths that could have been prevented or treated with timely medical care are rising across the United States as they fall in other higher-income countries. America ranks just below Bulgaria and above ...