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The 2018 election is projected to be the most expensive midterm in history, with $5 billion expected to be spent by candidates, parties, PACs and outside groups.

The opinions of consumers are playing an increasing role in how health systems decide on improvements to patient care and experience.

Ten years later, the digital currency developed by the unknown creator has spawned a market in the billions.

Drugmakers are constantly searching for patients for clinical trials and pay hospitals handsomely to test their medicines.

The lobbying groups aren't happy about President Donald Trump's plan to borrow from Europe's system of paying for some high-cost drugs.

Ballot measures in two San Francisco Bay Area cities that would limit how much hospitals and doctors can charge for patient care, but do the cities have that authority?