An international movement is pushing to limit the form of incarceration due to its damaging physical and psychological effects.

As the last troops leave the “forever wars,” doctors say they’re seeing more women veterans with breast cancer — younger than the national average.

Despite a federal law affirming the right to care, dozens of complaints filed since 2017 allege that Border Patrol agents failed to address the medical needs of hundreds of migrants on arrival or in custody.

Twenty years ago, a rule that would have addressed an explosion of ergonomic injuries in the American workplace was thrown out. Did this help fuel the opioid epidemic?

As a hotter climate reshapes American lives, it also threatens them, especially on the job. The weapons against heat illness are seemingly simple, from more water to rest breaks, but standards, enforcement and training are often lacking to ensure protection.