The Secretary of Health and Human Services' decision to remove all members of the CDC vaccine advisory committee is drawing strong reactions from both supporters and critics.

Idaho Matters sits down with one doctor who is a fierce advocate for physician well-being in the Gem State.

In a world where more than one in three people are affected by neurological conditions, brain donations are critical — which is why one project is dedicated to simplify the process.

The federal government removes its recommendation for healthy pregnant women to receive COVID-19 vaccines and has canceled funding for the development of a bird flu vaccine.

Idaho Matters sits down with one physician who is advocating for marginalized populations in the Gem State.

As bird flu continues to spread to chickens and dairy cows, scientists are in the process of developing the first mRNA bird flu vaccine for cattle.

The Trump administration this week rescinded an order explaining to hospitals that receive federal funding they must provide abortions to women if needed to stabilize their condition.

The ACMS recognizes one member physician whose life is a standout example of professional medical ideals with the "Lifetime Achievement Award."

U.S. cattle face threats from bird flu and a New World screwworm, prompting vaccines and a halt to livestock imports from Mexico. A possible herpes-Alzheimer's link joins headlines.

Patients in Idaho will now have to show proof of quote “lawful presence” in the U.S. to receive state funded care. But what about those who have legal status - citizens, green card holders, asylum seekers- but don’t have paperwork readily available?