Facing ACA repeal, community clinics are looking down a double-barreled gun.

With the GOP targeting both the ACA and Medicaid, operators of community health centers fret over their funding.

Immigration ban sows uncertainty for healthcare and medicine.

Physicians and scientists say Trump's travel restrictions targeting seven Muslim-majority countries could undermine the flow of immigrants the U.S. relies on to fill vital positions and maintain its edge in biomedical innovation.

What ACA repeal could mean for mental health coverage.

Rolling back the ACA's coverage expansions and essential benefits could undermine the mental health protections established in other legislation that won bipartisan support.

Missouri opioid Rx-monitoring fight ignites debate over national program.

The debate over a national prescription-drug-monitoring database has gone on so long that the concept may no longer be viable.

Seeking solutions for behavioral healthcare shortage.

.A shortage of mental and behavioral health specialists is forcing healthcare systems to look for alternatives such as offering those services within primary-care practices.

Strung out in suburbia.

As the opioid epidemic spreads into the nation's middle-class suburbs, community hospitals are responding by dedicating beds for detoxification and working with local rehab programs.

Trump budget cuts threaten response to Zika and other disease outbreaks.

Extreme weather events coupled with milder winters as global temperatures rise have created environments that are breeding ground for diseases, including mosquito-borne infections.

Addressing behavioral health to improve all health.

More than a quarter of adults in the U.S. experience some type of behavioral health disorder in a given year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.