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Catherine Forbes photographed at Genfoot's factory in Littleton, New Hampshire on July 20, 2023.

46 million Americans struggle with substance-use disorder. It’s time for bosses to stop ignoring them

Centene-CEO-Sarah-London

The CEO of one of Medicaid and Medicare’s biggest insurers is bullish on A.I., and thinks it could bring down costs

portrait of CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch

Companies like CVS and UnitedHealth are now some of the world’s biggest businesses. Is that healthy for the rest of us?

By Maria Aspan and Erika Fry

Jessie Becker Alexander

A device that could save the lives of thousands of new mothers earned a startup a $240 million exit. Its 11-year journey to market shows how gender biases are holding back women’s health

Pharmacists working at Alto

A Softbank-backed pharmacy startup is working to tackle a $300-billion-a-year prescription drug crisis

From left to right: Gretchen Carlson, Tanuja Gupta, Tarana Burke, Dream Hampton, Christiane Amanpour and Ellen Pao.

The women behind #MeToo, 5 years later: Tarana Burke, Ellen Pao, and Gretchen Carlson on what has and hasn’t changed

By Maria Aspan, Erika Fry, and others

Stacks of poker chips.

Banks and business leaders who use ESG aren’t ‘woke.’ They’re protecting their bottom lines

Hands arranging puzzle pieces in the shape of money symbol

Private equity is the biggest player in a booming autism-therapy industry. Some therapists say the ‘money grab’ is hurting the quality of care

Busy Hospital Emergency Department

Hospitals have become less safe during the pandemic. So why does the government want to suppress hospital safety data?

Gloria Sachdev, CEO of the Employers’ Forum of Indiana.

How an Indiana pharmacist is teaming up with employers to fight the hidden hospital prices that drive up health care costs

In 2019, Mission Hospital, Asheville’s largest medical facility, was purchased byHCAina<br />
$1.5 billion deal that also included five community hospitals.

America’s largest hospital company is booming. So why is one community trying to run it out of town?

Surgeon pushing hospital gurney

A labor union is accusing America’s biggest hospital chain of Medicare fraud—and stoking a debate over for-profit medicine and soaring health care costs

Dr. Kanta Subbarao, Director of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza at VIDRL and the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in Melbourne.

Will we need Omicron-specific COVID vaccines? A leading virologist says the global system for flu shots could be a model to help us decide

CLEAN ROOM Inside a laboratory at Moderna’s facility in Norwood, Mass., outside Boston, where researchers are working on adapting its SpikeVax for new variants. Courtesy of Moderna

Inside Moderna’s plan to battle Omicron and develop a booster that works against any future variants

With Omicron dominant, new COVID cases are up 254%—and those are just the reported ones

By Erika Fry and Nicolas Rapp