Judging from the questions asked by justices, it appeared possible or even likely that a majority could vote to turn the question of whether to allow abortion back to individual states.
Federal laws that offered COVID-related paid sick leave to workers have expired, leaving low-income workers the most vulnerable.
Seven states have adopted laws to reduce wait times for mental health care.
As more patients seek culturally competent care, Black tech health startups want to change how people exercise, eat and communicate with doctors.
A federal official is defending new HHS interim rules against criticism that they favor insurers.
Experts say the success of the new pills hinge on whether high-risk patients will be able to get tested — and then treated — fast enough to make a difference.
Doctors and members of Congress are arguing that the rule for implementing the No Surprises Act favors insurers and doesn’t follow the spirit of the legislation.
PhRMA regards drug price negotiation for Medicare as an existential threat to its business — potentially costing billions.
Most parents are familiar with “COVID notification” letters, but the letters’ instruction on whether your kid must quarantine or not varies wildly from school to school.
Switching seniors to Medicare Advantage plans has cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars more than keeping them in original Medicare.
