HEALTHCARE

A revolution in how drugs are developed, tested and targeted at individual patients is already underway, thanks to artificial intelligence and 3D bio-printing.

Men are attracted to smart women, though they feel intimidated by those who outsmart them, according to a new study.

The artificial-intelligence revolution is just beginning, but Sentient Technologies is already using its network to solve some of the world's biggest problems.

A new classification system should allow physicians to better track and treat patients, but it may cause billing errors and long waits in the short term.

Puerto Rico's government has been borrowing to sustain its deeply ingrained Medicaid program, which provides healthcare to half the country's residents.

The way tech-savvy millennials use healthcare -- or avoid it -- has some doctors worried about the long-term state of their health and the nation's rising healthcare costs.

A new study examines the overall medical expense of including transgender people in the U.S. military.

As it turns out, medical records are most valuable on the black market — and the healthcare industry is unprepared to protect them from hackers.

New data shows a high incidence of sexually transmitted diseases in states in the Southwest, as well as in cities with large military bases. 

Men are more vulnerable to heart-related diseases, resulting in earlier deaths, researchers found.

Statins lower the level of aggression in men and increase it in women, according to new research.

A group of aggrieved health care workers gathered outside Liberia's health ministry on Wednesday demanding to be paid.

Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas took to the Senate floor to chastise the Supreme Court Thursday.

A compound in the fruit can help manage acute myeloid leukemia, researchers said.

A budget deal announced Tuesday by Gov. Jerry Brown could mean Medi-Cal service for children without papers.

Men tend to gain more health benefits from marriage than women, according to the latest research.

A team of researchers has discovered an adhesive that can help detect bedsores even before they surface.

Amid a mounting death toll, the Indian government on Wednesday asked chemists to stock Tamiflu, a drug used to treat the viral disease.

The problem had to do with the income verification portion of the application process.

U.S. unemployment may be falling, but paychecks aren't growing. In 2014, the average hourly wage only rose from $24.17 to $24.57 an hour.

Pricing mechanisms on the federal health marketplace may be meant to discourage HIV patients from enrolling in certain plans.