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Federal officials have agreed to restore health- and science-related webpages and data following a lawsuit settlement with ...

In May, nine Washington health organizations sued the HHS after it deleted dozens of federal health websites covering ...

A federal judge has ordered federal health agencies to restore websites and datasets that were abruptly pulled down beginning in late January, prompting an outcry from medical and public health ...

At the direction of the Trump administration, the federal Department of Health and Human Services and its agencies are purging its websites of information and data on a broad array of topics — from ...

New Hampshire was ranked as the best state for health care in WalletHub’s 2025 study, thanks to low out-of-pocket costs, affordable insurance premiums and strong overall health outcomes. The study ...

References to gender identity and information on some vaccines disappeared from federal websites as officials acted on a Trump administration order to scrub communications and programs. The ...