A policy paper argues that diagnostics are critical to modern medicine, but weak policies and low investment hold back their development and use.

San Francisco Supervisors have called for a government hearing on Wednesday to understand how often the city’s more than ...

Mike Levine told staff that his last day leading the roughly $23 billion program will be June 12, calling his departure “bittersweet” after more than a decade at the agency.

A San Francisco family was delayed and disappointed while battling for crucial insurance benefits. They were out five figures ...

There is renewed focus on a retired San Francisco firefighter, whose treatment for stage 4 cancer was initially denied by the ...

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Researchers in the US have said that advances in therapeutics are outpacing the development of diagnostics to guide their use, due to policy gaps and payment barriers around the world. The team, from ...

As cancer care becomes both more advanced and more specialized, options in rural areas have shrunk.

A woman nearly killed in an e-bike crash is pushing for stricter laws as injuries rise and states race to update regulations.

Panhandle homeowner fined $50K after pruning five street trees; city offers a reduced penalty with a certified‑arborist plan.

Those three PBMs, notably including United Health, manage 80% of prescription drug claims. They also own healthcare services ...