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The Obama administration has acknowledged the problems that led to the failure of many of the health insurance co-ops that were set up as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and its taking steps to make sure the remaining co-ops dont meet the same fate.

Premiums would rise if a last ditch lawsuit by Congressional Republicans against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is successful, a new study finds.

The Congressional Budget Office has dramatically lowered its projections for enrollment in health care plans on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act marketplace.

Health insurers are crying foul after a study funded by an insurance trade group found that Medicare Advantage, the private insurance version of Medicare, does not receive nearly the money it should get from the federal government for patients with chronic conditions.

A new study shows that there is at least one major similarity between the U.S. system and the largely socialized alternatives elsewhere.

Cigna allegedly spent years making it tougher for seniors to get care--thus, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid decided last week to suspend Cigna from marketing and enrolling new patients in Medicare plans.