Keyword: The Lancet

In the final American Osteopathic Association match, 56% of new osteopathic physicians were placed into primary care residencies.

In the wake of a new study that warns of escalating health risks from climate change, a major physician group is backing the report’s call for action.

C-section rates worldwide have nearly doubled over the past decade, plus more healthcare headlines.

Research finds that empowering midwives could significantly boost maternal and infant health in the U.S.

More than 50 leading U.S. cancer doctors have created guidelines and milestones aimed at accelerating the Cancer Moonshot program. 

A commission of mental health experts established by the World Psychiatric Association says the "digital psychiatry revolution has arrived."

Some oncologists take payments from pharmaceutical companies but never disclose their conflicts of interest when they mention the drugs on Twitter.

A global study measuring healthcare quality and access shows striking inconsistencies from country to country and within the United States systems.

Global health spending is projected to increase significantly over the next 20 years, but spending rates will likely vary widely between countries, even those of similar size and gross domestic product, a new study has found.

Societal issues in the U.S., such as systemic racism, poverty and mass incarceration, contribute to health inequity, a new series of studies has found.