Findings inform distributional cost-benefit analyses for tobacco control policies and related research

To beat the overdose epidemic, federal agencies are working with housing and support services providers to improve access to life-saving measures

IHS/VA reimbursement agreement

OCR cyber attack investigation settlement

Concept paper highlights ongoing and planned steps to improve cyber resiliency and protect patient safety.

Enrollment increases continue as the deadline for January coverage fast approaches

Loss of Andrés Gallego, Chairman of the National Council on Disability

Launch of the U.S. Surgeon General’s Connection Challenge

HHS Announcements at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28).

During the meeting, the Secretary reiterated his commitment to continue support for community health centers across the nation

Today we mourn the passing of Dr. Carissa F. Etienne

President Biden signs an Executive Order to reauthorize the Commission through September 2025 and hosts commissioners at the White House.

Program Continues to Improve HIV Health Outcomes and Make Progress to End the Epidemic in the U.S. Overall and for High Need Populations

North Carolina becomes the fourth state to expand Medicaid during the Biden-Harris Administration

To observe World AIDS Day on December 1, Assistant Secretary for Health Admiral Rachel Levine, MD, released the following statement

The Secretary reiterated his commitment to address homelessness as USICH Chair

Disability inclusion for early childhood

Xavier Becerra today announced new efforts to bolster the domestic supply chain for essential medicines

Four out of five people eligible for coverage at $10 or less per month

HHS’ Office for Civil Rights Settles HIPAA Investigation of St. Joseph’s Medical Center for Disclosure of Patients’ Protected Health Information to a News Reporter