Health Care Reform

It's not just those with pre-existing conditions or those who need the ACA's subsidies to help them afford coverage who will be affected if the latest ruling is upheld.

The U.S.'s predicament is born of politics, not market forces, creating a curious hybrid system that has entangled public and private power.

In 2018, regulatory efforts took a back seat to the actions of private-industry health care players and businesses. Here's a look at the highlights.

Making single-payer health care the progressive position opens a door for more modest proposals to expand the government's role in health insurance.

The health care industry created 32,000 jobs in November, adding to the 328,000 health care positions created since early 2017.

A California law requiring drugmakers to notify the state of significant price increases has uncovered a total of 28 companies planning on prices increases substantially in 2019.