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Healthcare leaders say generational differences about workplace flexibility, expectations of staying in the same job, burnout and transition to retirement are making it more difficult to retain doctors and nurses.

Traditional deference to one’s elders within the medical profession is contributing to a wasted opportunity to improve a broken health care system, says a leading health policy researcher.

Research shows children, young adults and rural patients have benefitted the most from a 2019 Colorado law that caps insulin prices.

Faculty, staff and students from health, vet med and nutrition will be awarded in D.C. for work with Operation Border Health Preparedness.

A Texas A&M Health study adds to a growing body of knowledge about the effect of plant-based chemicals on human health.

Researchers who monitored air quality after the Ohio train derailment are eager to return and compare results, more than a year post-disaster.

Emily Findeisen's great-grandfather died at the 1947 Texas City explosion; this month she graduates to a career as a safety professional.

A new study from the School of Public Health finds those living in poverty experience more mobility issues post-infection.

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