The Department of Health and Human Services plans to revoke public participation from many of its rule-making processes, according to a policy set to be published in the Federal Register Monday.

Representative Neal Dunn (R-FL) spearheaded a recent letter to Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., urging him to revoke a Biden-Harri ...

The Health and Human Services Department will no longer provide public notice or accept comments on a wide variety of policy ...

Dr. Mehmet Oz, a former television personality and Senate candidate, is still likely to win confirmation to head the Centers ...

1. Healthcare has a big supply and demand problem. Demand for healthcare continues to exceed the number of physicians, nurses and allied healthcare providers available in what is one of the most ...

As original Medicare faces funding shortfalls, Dr. Oz may shift to private insurance providers through Medicare Advantage.

The move is "one of the biggest things that can happen to reducing costs in healthcare,” the president said of his executive order.

Keep up with the latest moves made in health policy under President Donald Trump's second administration. This timeline will ...

While the White House hasn't provided official figures, swathes of federal employees from across the public health sector, ...

The Trump administration, perhaps surprisingly, chose to defend the legality of the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA’s) drug ...

With the Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress casting an ominous shadow over the future of the state's ...

The wealth of Mehmet Oz, MD, the celebrity heart surgeon nominated by President Trump to lead CMS, has swelled in part from ...