Gov. Andy Beshear has made no secret of his support for legalizing medical marijuana. Thursday, five months after announcing his plans to explore the possibility of legalizing marijuana for medicinal purposes in Kentucky through executive action, he affirmed that he will, in fact, be using his executive authority to set the state on a path to join the 38 other states where medical marijuana is legal...

In announcing last week that Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully at age 96, Buckingham Palace didn’t give a cause...

Thanks to a $1 million grant from the Joe & Sandy Samberg Foundation and the Steven & Alexandra Cohen Foundation, the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing (Penn Nursing) and the Columbia University School of Social Work (CSSW) are developing a collaborative initiative to educate social workers and nurses about psychedelic-assisted therapy in anticipation of FDA approval of this type of treatment.

Signs of a worsening pharmacist shortage in Alaska are everywhere: reduced hours at Anchorage pharmacies. Significant signing bonuses and multiple job offers for newly graduated pharmacy students...

For years, Jason Anthony wondered why anyone would sing along to music alone in their car, an act of indulgence...

Declines in digital health investment have implications for hospice and palliative care providers...

A coalition of hospice and palliative care industry groups has urged lawmakers to make billing codes for telehealth available on Medicare hospice claim forms...

Even if the world is a sordid, grim repository of bad souls and worse motives, that makes the
existence of Mary Kay Sheehan even more remarkable. Maybe Joan of Arc is not dead.

The U.S Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) star ratings system for hospice quality may have unintended consequences for small providers...