Food insecurity rates are rising faster in farm-dependent counties than almost anywhere else in the nation.

Rural areas that overwhelmingly voted for the president employ a high concentration of doctors on H-1B visas.

Georgia spent $54.2 million in less than five years to administer the country’s only Medicaid program with work requirements – more than twice as much as it spent to provide health care to enrollees, according to an analysis released earlier this month by the Government Accountability Office. The report suggests it will be expensive to […]

“A pharmacist and a minister” may sound like the start of a bad joke, not necessarily an intuitive vocational pairing. But to Reverend Dr. Leonard Edloe, long-time community pharmacist and pastor of New Hope Fellowship in rural Hartfield, Virginia, the two go hand-in-hand. For Dr. Edloe, both vocations are about fostering the spiritual and physical health of his communities–predominantely Black communities historically underserved by the American healthcare system.