Casey Halter

The risk of using an organ infected with hepatitis C are lower than ever—and could save patients months on organ waitlists.

The suit alleges “cruel and unusual punishment” by state prison officials.

37 state Medicaid programs continue to restrict access to lifesaving medication—despite medical guidelines telling them not to.

Many Medicaid systems do.

Three distributors and a drugmaker may avert the first federal trial over their role in the U.S. opioid crisis.

Six people have died, and over 500 have been infected across the state.

The risks are lower than ever—and could save patients months on organ waitlists.

A recent opinion piece in the Columbia Journalism Review argues that the distinction matters.

The FDA and the DEA issued joint warning letters to several websites telling them to stop or face severe legal consequences.

The suit alleges “cruel and unusual punishment” by state prison officials.

A new study on harmful algal blooms suggests they may be more harmful to people than previously known.

It’s a lot easier to fight addiction when you have a stable place to live.

An opinion piece in Nature calls out federal efforts to tackle the U.S. opioid crisis.

Waterborne hepatitis A outbreaks are declining, says the CDC, but those with private water supplies should still be vigilant.

Justice Department lawyers are fighting against a Philadelphia nonprofit’s latest proposal to open one.