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President Biden's new SAVE plan is an income-driven repayment plan that will cut borrower's monthly payments in half, but it could still face legal attacks as it relies on the Higher Education Act, which governs financial assistance.

There's been endless talk about the need for fresh blood and new faces in our industry, but the reality hasn't always reflected that hope. Until now.

After lower courts ruled against the president's sweeping student loan forgiveness plan, the high court has put an end to the controversial debt-relief plan which drew plenty of legal challenges.

Drugmakers have been rushing to develop obesity pills (to rival obesity shots like Wegovy), angling for a piece of a market that some estimate will one day be worth as much as $100 billion.

The health insurers' comments suggest a shift in care patterns are finally reverting, with patients who had deferred procedures like knee or hip surgeries now returning for care in greater numbers.

The sweeping SECURE 2.0 legislation aspires to bridge the gap through incentives and mandates, however, a public policy organization is proposing a new retirement saving program modeled after the federal Thrift Savings Plan.

About 14% of all office space coming online this year is expected to service medical professionals.

This summer, Colorado's Prescription Drug Affordability Board will choose up to 18 high-cost drugs for review to determine if the medications are unaffordable and whether to cap what health plans and consumers pay for them.