Newly published 2026 rates show a 26% average increase in Obamacare premiums, coinciding with a critical Congressional debate over expiring subsidies that could make coverage unaffordable for millions.
Dr. Steven Hatfill was fired from his HHS advisory role after refusing to resign, citing an internal effort to undermine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue, claiming Tylenol makers hid autism risks from pregnant women.
South Florida faces a health coverage crisis if Congress lets pandemic-era Obamacare subsidies expire—threatening hundreds of thousands with unaffordable premiums.
A groundbreaking trial in Uganda shows that insecticide-treated baby wraps reduce malaria infections in infants by 66%, offering a simple, scalable solution where bed nets fall short.
Amid a federal shutdown, CMS recalls furloughed health workers to support Medicare and ACA enrollment—funded by user fees—as millions face coverage deadlines.
Colorado becomes the first state to cap the price of Enbrel, the arthritis drug that has remained unchallenged in the U.S. market for nearly 30 years due to Amgen’s patent strategies.
Family health insurance premiums reached $27,000 in 2025, with workers and small businesses bearing the brunt of rising costs.
A new KFF survey reveals family health insurance premiums reached $27,000 in 2025, with workers and small employers bearing the brunt.
A newly updated memo helps patients understand prior authorization—a confusing insurance hurdle that can delay critical care.