Health Care

Health care workers at New York City-area hospitals have been inundated with cases since the outbreak began earlier this year. Many of these professionals are not only facing longer shifts treat patients but they have also been faced with dwindling supplies. 

Experts say it's possible for the U.S. job market to expect health and safety jobs to stay around long after COVID-19 dissipates.

The university discovered the discrepancies through its own investigation.

FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn said Red Cross and Mayo Clinic developers are scaling up their plasma treatments in anticipation of higher demand

The drugmaker cited fewer in-person meetings with subscribers and restrictions on patient movements due to shelter-in-place policies that weighed on the company's overall sales.

Philanthropist Michael Milken has been in conversation with leading companies about responses to the coronavirus crisis.

Lighting science technology company Healthe is working on a new product that may be a "game changer" for businesses looking to mitigate the spread of coronavirus as the economy re-opens and employees head back to work.

My agency recently announced an unprecedented regulatory relief package to equip the American health care system with maximum flexibility to care for COVID-19 patients

As states across the country begin to re-open their economies, retailers and labs are stepping up the coronavirus testing efforts to make tests widely available and convenient for the American people.

White House officials met with executives from CVS Health, Walmart, Walgreens, Rite Aid and several other firms on Monday

Using denatured alcohol would make it more bitter and less appealing to ingest, especially for young children, the FDA says.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues America must balance safety measures while reopening the economy amid the coronavirus.

Insurers are entitled to the money under a provision of the ObamaCare health law.

Americans have been taking famotidine, also known by the brand name Pepcid, for years.

The nation's largest retailer suggested that more mobile testing units could be in the works in the state.

As some states prepare to open for business amid the coronavirus pandemic, Director of the Center for Health Security of Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health Dr. Tom Inglesby warned that businesses choosing to reopen need to understand the risks that come with the decision and need to make plans to mitigate those risks as best they can. 

Health officials have urged hospitals to suspend elective surgeries since mid-March.

Harvard University professor Arthur Brooks shares insight on how best to manage living in coronavirus lockdown.

Gamemaker Hasbro announced on Saturday that it will team up with Belgian-based card and board game manufacturer Cartamundi to produce 50,000 face shields per week for front-line health care workers at Massachusetts and Rhode Island hospitals battling coronavirus.

Why powerful industry leaders are relying on noninvasive cosmetic procedures