Probably the one question on everyone's minds about the new health law is "how does it affect me?" The Endowment for Health, New Hampshire's largest health foundation, has created an online tool that answers that query–and plenty more

Aid workers with charities and nongovernmental agencies in flood-ravaged Pakistan are running up against superstitions and other unhealthy practices that do little to purify water but instead make people sick after drinking it.

The closings are at least in large part due to cutbacks at the state level.

In the wake of President Obama's and Vice President Biden's "recovery summer," economists and pundits of all ideological stripes have weighed in on the success or failure of the stimulus.

Beware the unnamed volunteer who surreptitiously puts campaign endorsements of the daughter of a nonprofit's founder on the nonprofit's website—unbeknownst to everyone.

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The test, which allows the disease to be diagnosed and treated within the same day, is expected to replace the one now most commonly used, which is 125 years old.

Investigators looking into the management of Global Fund Against AIDS money given to the west African nation of Mali say some $380,000, and perhaps more, has been embezzled by officials working for the country's health ministry.

Leaders of several cultural institutions in New York City's Queens borough were invited this week to a special stress reducing workshop held at the the Poppenhusen Institute, an educational and cultural cente.

Not surprisingly, a portion of the undocumented day laborers are being victimized by employers through wage theft.