Could your birth order shape your disease risk? A new study of more than 10 million people suggests that firstborns and secondborns may face different disease risks — but experts caution the findings shouldn't shape individual health decisions. Here's what to know.

Younger adults are more confident in their health and more willing to spend on self-care, but they're also more likely than older generations to use AI first for health concerns. A new Aflac survey shows how that digital-first approach may be reshaping Gen Z's and millennials' relationship with traditional and preventive care — and Optum Advisory's Carol Chouinard and Ben Isenhour explain what it means for healthcare organizations.

Healthcare leaders don't have to choose between diagnostic quality and responsible resource use. Discover how smarter contrast use can improve patient safety and strengthen operational efficiency.

FDA has approved Moderna's new mRNA flu vaccine mFlusiva, making it the first flu vaccine to use the technology, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia.