Hillary Clinton wants Americans to have access to Medicare starting at age 50. It's an idea well worth considering.

PPACA turns 6 today--but the landmark health care reform legislation is not perfect.

PPACA's latest enrollment figures--especially for millennials--are surprising. Does that mean PPACA's working?

One of the chief Republican arguments against Obamacare has been that the law wouldn't pay for itself. After 5 years, that warning has failed to come true. Now the law's opponents are changing the law to match their predictions.

Preventing and reducing tobacco addiction requires drastic actions--like raising the smoking age.

Replacing Obamacare is catching on, at least among Republican presidential candidates. This would count as progress, except that none of their proposals quite meets the definition of "replacement."

Northwestern University football players can't form a union, the National Labor Relations Board ruled. The players were seeking guaranteed coverage of sports-related medical expenses, among other things.

More such mergers are on the way. That must be bad news for consumers, right? Not necessarily.