A new study reveals how fast-food restaurants dominate US neighborhoods, especially those outside urban centers.

The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) was designed to help rural hospitals after the Medicaid cuts implemented earlier this year, but it’s failing to actually sustain rural healthcare.

Garbage incinerators are being pushed as a solution to the indestructible nature of PFAS water but are largely failing to mitigate risks of PFAS exposure.

Lawmakers are advocating for action from healthcare officials after another hospital closure in New Jersey.

4 stores owned by the same bargain grocery stores chain, “Grocery Outlet Bargain Market,” have announced that they are closing in Northeast Ohio.

For the last several months, the United States House Ways and Means Committee has been holding a series of hearings to explore rising healthcare costs; 340B has been named as a key culprit.

The city of Gladstone, Michigan, is following Flint’s lead, attempting to replace their underground water lines for new ones that will not contribute to lead contamination.

The last decade has been a tough time for Texas hospitals, with 21 hospitals closing since 2016.

FoodChain recently opened a Neighborhood Green Grocery in Lexington, Kentucky’s northside, bringing fresh, affordable food to the food desert.

A new Maine law took effect in early April requires hospitals to provide at least 120 days’ notice before closing a maternity ward or other newborn care services.

Recent testing enabled by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s Lead Testing in School and Child Care program found elevated levels of lead in a Runnels County school district.

The secretary of Indiana’s Family and Social Services Administration, Mitch Roob, is looking into eliminating access to 340B for Indiana hospitals.

The Oak Cliff neighborhood in southern Dallas is looking for a solution to their food insecurity problem.

In recent years, hospital closures have skyrocketed in rural communities, leaving gaps in care throughout the country, but Americans have a lot of misconceptions about why these closures occur and who they affect.

PFAS chemicals are incredibly dangerous and infamously indestructible, but city officials in St. Cloud, MN are trying to find a way to permanently remove them from water sources.

The 340B drug pricing program started as a way to help patients afford life-saving medicine but today, drug companies are too often placing profits over patients.

Twin Cities nonprofits are stepping in to fill the gap left by grocery store closures in low-income communities. Read more on our blog.

Chicago area activists are coming together to demand the reopening of the only hospital in the Uptown neighborhood.

Young children are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of lead contamination, especially lead poisoning.

Recently, more hospitals have been closing than opening in urban communities, leaving residents with no choice but to find care in other places.