At a hospital in Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, the center of a new Ebola outbreak.

For Dr. Alister Martin, New York City’s new health commissioner, keeping New Yorkers insured could prove to be the main challenge of his tenure.

Eliza Leone, a dietitian, teaches culinary medicine to a mix of medical, dental and dietetics students from Tufts University.

Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, testifying before the Senate last year.

Jodie Singer, 28, is severely autistic, speaking only in short, repetitive phrases and requiring round-the-clock care.

President Trump speaking about autism in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Monday.

Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Medicare and Medicaid administrator, in May. The Trump administration has twice delayed Biden-era rules to slash payments for expensive skin bandages.

“I think it’s objective to say to you that things will be better in the next 20 years.”

Acadia Healthcare’s Park Royal hospital in Florida is among those that wrongly held some patients against their will.

The Texas Supreme Court in November. Although the lawsuit will continue in trial court, the high court’s decision on Friday made clear that the challenge would not prevail.

A long Covid patient with cognitive challenges prepared for a neurofeedback therapy session in Massachusetts in June.

Sulemana Musah, a schoolteacher in Accra, Ghana, started feeling sick in 2011, while he was a student, but he didn’t receive a hepatitis C diagnosis until 2017.

Deborah Sebi, right, a nurse at a mobile clinic in Teshie, a fishing village in Ghana, prepared an immunization for Rebecca Bamembaye’s 3-month-old, Doris.

“A note to my friends: if you’re reading this I have passed away,” a post on Casey McIntyre’s social media accounts read two days after she died.