Health Care Reform

The offer is the latest in the OxyContin maker's attempt to resolve more than 1,000 lawsuits accusing Purdue of helping fuel the opioid crisis.

Most of the change came from the roughly 10.9 million people who enrolled in Medicaid, while others gained coverage through private insurance.

About 600 Twitter profiles linked to a Russian firm have put out roughly 10,000 tweets since 2014 about the Affordable Care Act and other health care issues.

Unnecessary health care services cost the industry $750 billion annually. For employers looking to bring their health care spending into check, this is a good place to start.

Health researchers and advocates have identified a number of potential solutions that could tackle the problem of balance billing. Take a look.

Since 2011, fatal overdoses from drugstore opioids alone have remained relatively stable, but those involving fentanyl have shot through the roof