Four years after a judge recommended the harshest penalty for drug distributor Morris & Dickson for its "cavalier disregard" of rules aimed at preventing opioid abuses, the Drug Enforcement Administration revoked its license.

The uninsured rate fell to 8.4% in 2022 from 9.2% in 2021, but there were disparities linked to ethnicity, says the National Health Interview Survey.

The health care provider plans to open value-based primary care centers in Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas and Virginia, marking CVS' latest move to get further into health care services.

As many as 10 million Americans could face higher out-of-pocket costs if a district court decision is upheld on appeal, a KFF report found.

Ford Motor Co., which paid $500 million in premiums to BCBS, alleges it was "overcharged" for health insurance in a new lawsuit that's related to the $2.7 billion antitrust settlement that BCBS and member companies reached in 2020.

The Senate has voted to repeal Biden's student debt relief plan, although the president has said he will veto the legislation if it reaches his desk. If so, the Supreme Court will have the final decision this month.

For the first time, scientists say they've identified 12 distinct symptoms of the post-pandemic era disease, after examining nearly 10,000 Americans in a 4-year study published in JAMA.

The U.S. health care system is not meeting people's needs, says the American Academy of Physician Associates: 56% of patients said they wait over a week to get an appointment, while 49% say providers don't always listen to them.