"I feel like a fake because all I've done is accept a delivery that I was being paid for," the delivery driver told Newsweek.

This delivery driver had the chance to truly make a difference in someone's life, which is something we can all strive to do.

A 7-month-old baby defied the odds and got to go home from the neonatal intensive care unit for the first time.

After losing her baby, a woman complained about her midwives. More than a year later, the state health department released ...

Medtech companies have their eye on the growing hospital-at-home market, which is driven largely by the rising elderly ...

For the doctors and nurses at Palmetto General who have grappled with supply issues, delayed paychecks and service cuts under what they describe as Steward’s mismanagement, it’s also a sign that ...

A new mom was baffled when she received her hospital bill two weeks after she gave birth to her daughter. Despite having a ...

Cleveland Clinic has been unable to hire enough obstetricians, 11, to staff the labor and delivery unit at Martin North, ...