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With the Medicare Open Enrollment period currently underway, Delaware’s Department of Insurance will assist those who need or want help.
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The initial contract would last for one year, beginning next month, and would cost the town $180,000.
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Over 7,000 Delaware residents may be eligible for 2026 Affordable Care Act refunds.
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Seaford will join another class action settlement against companies responsible for PFAS contamination.
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Antibiotic resistant bacteria is a growing problem in the world. World Health Organization projections have it becoming on par with — or an even bigger killer — than cancer.But two University of Delaware researchers recently found one way these superbugs can survive antibiotics, opening the door to fight back against antibiotic resistance.In this edition of Enlighten Me, Delaware Public Media’s Joe Irizarry spoke with University of Delaware associate professors of medical and molecular sciences Vijay Parashar and Mona Batish about their findings.
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The Delaware Environmental Appeals Board sided with a Sussex County resident’s arguments that DNREC approved an incomplete US Wind application for its offshore Maryland Project.
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An agreement between the A.I. duPont Charitable Trust, Nemours Foundation and Delaware DOJ will advance childhood health in Delaware.
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Delaware passes a law requiring health insurance plans to cover PreP and PEP, which are medications used to prevent the spread of HIV.
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The University of Delaware celebrates the launch of the NSF National AI Institute for Human-AI Cooperation at its STAR Campus in Newark.
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La Red Health Center is a recipient of recent federal funding, marking the biggest grant in the organization's history.