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Two newspapers recently published editorials in response to a report released earlier this week on HIV/AIDS in Washington.

The potato cyst nematode attacks potato crops all over the world and is particularly devastating in developing countries where the potato is a subsistence crop.

Proposed changes that would base Medicare hospital payment on quality-of-care measures could create financial problems for hospitals.

New York Times addresses editorial that discusses rising health care costs in the U.S. and possible ways to improve the nation’s health care system.

Mitt Romney said that Rudy Giuliani in 1994 had nothing but praise for the health care proposal offered by former President Bill Clinton.

The report looked at HIV/AIDS drug access in 14 countries and says that although scale-up is working, high costs, unreliable supplies.

More than 20 groups on the Web site Facebook are dedicated to advocating expanded government health coverage.

States and children’s groups are calling on lawmakers to abandon efforts to pass legislation that would reauthorize and expand SCHIP.

The formula used for the National Cancer Institute’s Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool often underestimates the risk of cancer in older black women.

Women called to openly discuss and increase awareness of harmful cultural practices that are fueling the spread of HIV