Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff
It’s CVS’ second round in its war against cigarettes.
There’s a sliver of good news in the Ebola outbreak: two African countries are successfully halting the spread of the disease.
Nina Pham, one of the two Texas’ nurses infected with Ebola, posted a video late Thursday night from her hospital in Dallas
The U.S. Potato Board has embarked a quest to make sure my fellow millennials enjoy potatoes just as much as I do.
Extra funding doesn’t guarantee that a vaccine is right around the corner. That just isn’t how drug research works.
Data paints a dire picture of a country bracing for an outbreak that only gets worse.
The country’s largest nursing union is considering the possibility of strikes if hospitals do not offer more extensive training on how to treat Ebola patient.
They are brave, underpaid and on the front lines of fighting the Ebola crisis.
Thirteen Texas abortion clinics will remain open, after the Supreme Court blocked a stringent new law from taking effect.
Here’s what’s scary about the Dallas health-care worker infected with Ebola: she knew she was treating an Ebola patient.