Declining Mental Health
The pandemic’s toll on our mental health is showing up in our medicine cabinets.
The pandemic’s toll on our mental health is showing up in our medicine cabinets.
The first U.S. application for sale of a nonprescription birth control pill has taken on new meaning after the Supreme Court decision ending the constitutional right to abortion.
The pandemic’s true toll on mental health won’t be known for a long time, but data from the past two years indicates a rise — some of it sharp — in prescription drugs for conditions like A.D.H.D. and depression.
The most urgent step the federal government can take is to ensure access to medication abortion.
Plenty of us have medications that are past their expiration date. But are they still OK to use?
The drug-pricing plan was negotiated with Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, but Democrats remain short of agreement on what else would be included in any domestic policy package.
A new study found that sabizabulin reduced the risk of death by 55 percent, but some experts were cautious about overinterpreting the results.
Researchers are trying to figure out the right hour of the day to do everything. Can their studies sync us up with better health?
As experimental drugs prove ineffective against increasing dementia cases in the U.S., researchers argue that improving eyesight can have an effect.
A self-described “simple country doctor,” he won national attention in 2020 when the White House embraced his hydroxychloroquine regimen.