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Black and Hispanic children are more likely to live in poverty and have limited access to primary care, which threatens their survival.

Goals for reducing obesity prevalence, excessive alcohol use and cigarette smoking aren’t being met to lower cancer risk

Some patients are developing heart problems and dying of cardiac arrest.

Experts are calling on the CDC to release data on how COVID-19 impacts patients by race.

Families seek help for having these kind of discussions amid the COVID-19 pandemic

“There is still much more we can do to prevent new cancers and support communities, families, and cancer survivors in this ongoing battle.�...

Despite aid-in-dying laws, exercising that option is difficult in a country where most large hospital systems have deep religious ties.

As more cases arise, the CDC reminds the general public that immediate risk is still low.

A single dose of the psychedelic compound combined with psychotherapy continues to help almost five years later.

End Game depicts visionary medical providers who practice on the cutting edge of life and death, changing the way we think about both.

Centura Health Corp. fired a geriatrician who had planned to help a patient with terminal cancer legally end his life at his Colorado home.

The 39-year-old mother was well known online for her posts detailing her diagnosis and fight for treatment.

She doesn’t want to know when her time is up.

Jim was an inspiration with his strength and attitude. He’ll be missed by many.

For the past several months, she chronicled the day-to-day drama of dying in an effort to demystify the process and empower other patients.

Director Lulu Wang’s new film turns a real-life lie about death into a family hit.