Whistleblowers: Veterans Affairs Inspector General A 'Joke'
The Department of Veterans Affairs continues to retaliate against whistleblowers despite repeated pledges to stop punishing those who speak up, a national group said Tuesday.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs continues to retaliate against whistleblowers despite repeated pledges to stop punishing those who speak up, a national group said Tuesday.
Hillary Rodham Clinton is laying out a new plan to rein in the rising cost of prescription drugs, seeking to build upon President Barack Obama's health care law.
New government data shows that in most states, the rate of adult obesity is not moving. Results from a telephone survey show obesity rates stayed about the same in 45 states last year.
It's flu-shot season, and health officials expect to be able to avoid a repeat of last winter's misery, when the vaccine wasn't a good match for a nasty surprise strain.
Texas saw its percentage of residents without health insurance fall 3 points to 19.1 percent — but the state still has the nation's highest uninsured rate.
Nearly a month after revealing that cancer has spread to his brain, Jimmy Carter said Tuesday that he has received the second of four planned doses of a drug to fight the disease.
Jail regulators in Texas say they are changing mental health screenings for inmates following the death this summer of Sandra Bland in a rural county lockup.
It's the season for sneezing and wheezing. Allergies are rearing their ugly heads again in North Texas.
A Texas woman has become the second person to die in a nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to tainted cucumbers sold by a California company, health officials reported Wednesday.
McDonald's said that it will switch to cage-free eggs over the next decade, marking the latest push to try and reinvent the Big Mac maker as a "progressive burger company."
This is National Suicide Prevention Week and experts say the goal is to raise awareness about the 10th leading cause of death in the United States.
A couple from North Texas has finally been reunited with their missing baby after the boy was switched at birth.
There is going to be a lot of meat being put on the grill this Labor Day holiday. But experts say it's important to remember food safety to prevent foodborne illnesses.
It is an irony that troubles health care providers and policymakers nationwide. Even as public awareness of mental illness increases, a shortage of psychiatrists worsens.
As students across the country head back to school, some parents may be trying to decide if it's the right time to get their children a smartphone. Experts offer some advice.