In the last decade, there has been a nationwide trend of hospitals suspending their maternity care services, citing lower birth rates, hospital consolidation, and financial factors as their reasons to stop providing this life-saving care.

Small towns in Colorado are facing a costly fix to a problem in their water. The current uncertainty surrounding federal spending during the early days of the Trump administration only adds to the financial risk involved in PFAS removal.

According to the USDA, four neighborhoods in Norwich, Connecticut, fall under the category of food deserts

An article for Real Clear Health suggests that the best way to cut government spending is to reform the 340B drug program

A report from the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative (CCHI) displays the disparity between hospitals that promise charity care on their websites and hospitals that actually offer compressive discounted care.

Nitrate contamination sweeps several domestic wells in Eastern Oregon, leaving communities at risk for sever serious health conditions.

Activist Horace Sheffield details the failures of the 340B prgoram in a guest column for Bridge Michigan.