Americans largely trust their doctors but are skeptical of payers, drugmakers and hospital leadership — a divide fueled by ...

The U.K. cost-effectiveness standard for drugs will increase by 25% in exchange for zero tariffs on the country’s ...

Twin brothers Xing and Yang Su have shaped their careers around each other and have long wanted to start a company together. As they were deciding what to build, their three living grandparents — who ...

Digital addiction treatment provider Affect Therapeutics raked in $16 million of Series A financing, which it will use to grow its footprint, the startup announced Wednesday. McLean, Virginia-based ...

Scholar Rock contends its experimental drug for spinal muscular atrophy can achieve what none of the currently available therapies can do to treat this rare disease. After positive data from a pivotal ...

The journey of rare disease patients and their families can be a long one marked by misdiagnoses, and so it is for those who have the ultra-rare disorder with the abbreviated name PMM2-CDG. This ...

Millions of Americans struggle with mental health disorders, but research and treatment in this field often stumble over the same roadblock: the lack of precise, objective tools to measure outcomes.

SmarterDx closed a $50 million Series B funding round on Tuesday, bringing the startup’s total funding to date to $71 million. The New York-based company is a healthcare AI startup that provides ...

Serve You Rx, a pharmacy benefit manager, has added two recently approved biosimilars to Stelara to its formulary, the company announced Thursday. Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Serve You Rx is an ...

The rise of AI changes many spheres of life, with a projected growth rate of nearly 37% by 2030 — while healthcare is expected to see the most impact from AI use with a long-term adoption rate of 40%.

An Octapharma drug already sold in Europe and Canada for reversing the effects of blood-thinning medicines in patients undergoing emergency surgery or invasive procedures is now approved for use in ...

Digital solutions have greatly expanded access to mental health support, though they’re not always reaching the people who need it the most, such as youth in rural, low-income and marginalized ...