Democrats eyeing higher office and seeking street cred in the debate are devising more innovative and aggressive strategies to take on Big Pharma.

Seven outstanding bills are putting the squeeze on some important health-related initiatives.

Health care providers are using TV advertisements to attract lucrative patients into their hospitals as health care costs and industry competition escalate.

Although the ACA has expanded health insurance for millions, a small segment of the population has been left behind due to something called the "family glitch."

“Medicare for All” could become the Dem's version of “repeal and replace”—a vote-getter that does not translate to meaningful action.

Lawmakers in at least 10 states intend to consider opioid taxes in upcoming legislative sessions.

The battle lines are shifting as younger doctors flip their views, a change that will likely assume greater significance as the next generation of physicians takes on leadership roles.

Other states, including Louisiana and Utah, have debated similar legislation and are watching Vermont's progress closely.