National Bipolar Day, observed each year on March 30, is drawing renewed attention to a mental health condition that affects millions of people in the United States and around the world, while continuing to expose persistent gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and equity in care. Bipolar disorder, once referred...

As healthcare costs continue to surge, a growing number of middle-aged adults are postponing necessary medical care. This trend is putting their health at risk and heightening concerns among policy makers and healthcare providers about the future adequacy of coverage programs like the Affordable Care...