Tax credits, new options will leave more employees insured, Commonwealth Fund study says

Tackling long-term budget deficits is going to take courage.

Healthcare reform is still capturing the attention of THOMAS.gov users.

Increased volume adds to wait time, researchers find

Voter expectations have gotten out of control. It's time to make some tough choices.

The Second Continental Congress establishes the Post Office and the House votes to impeach Nixon.

We must reform and reduce the scope of the Washington bureaucracy.

Medicaid patients experience more problems after cochlear implant, report shows

Why Red China is worried about the U.S. national debt.

The stimulus has been even better for the country than previously advertised, The White House says.

California study finds those covered by public health insurance less likely to make regular visits, if they go at all

Obama is planning to appoint the head of Medicare and Medicaid without Senate hearings.

Privately insured at advantage over uninsured or Medicaid patients, research shows

I’m all for encouraging nonlawyers to run for public office, but a lack of practical real-world experience is not what ails our political system.

Improving outpatient care could cut down on multiple readmissions, study authors suggest

Some provisions start in September and will make coverage more affordable, easier to get, report says

Report anticipates U.S. bill of $20 trillion over next 40 years

More equitable rewards, stronger anti-retaliation provisions needed, study authors say

U.S. study points to lack of universal health care, economic equality as reasons why

But the real drivers are higher fees, increased utilization and more sophisticated and costly medical technologies, some experts say

$940 billion overhaul would give 32 million more Americans access to health insurance; Obama signature expected in day or so

$940 billion overhaul would give 32 million more Americans access to health insurance

$940 billion overhaul would give 31 million more Americans access to health insurance

Don’t be so fast to celebrate the CBO scoring.

Males more likely than females to go without coverage, statistics show

Greater enrollment, expanded eligibility would cover most uninsured children, report says

Relying so heavily on Medicare and Medicaid to provide the funding simply can’t work.

Recession is driving laid-off Americans from private to public plans, report notes

Future direction of Obama's top domestic priority remains unclear

National cost still reached $2.3 trillion, government report shows

About 8 percent of children are uninsured, government report finds

With Plavix as an example, study finds no added use but higher costs

Lawmakers' votes should not be based on the government equivalent of a bribe.

7 reasons the PSA test still matters; why health reform would endanger passive patients

Check out pharmacy, clinic and government programs, expert says

Study finds more done for youths with chest pain who are white and have private coverage

Medical services expected to take up more of the American economy in the future, experts say

Study shows 10-year effort, major medical advances improved survival

Innovations in financing, delivery of care are needed to close gaps, experts say

But government study also shows uninsured accounted for almost 1 out of 5 ER patients

Fixing health insurance first; cooking with whole foods

Theories vary as to why, but experts say consequence can be severe

Further erosion of private insurance could boost the ranks of the uninsured

Study finds these units of excellence no better, more costly, than other hospitals

Insured or not, patients forgo medical needs twice as often as others, study finds

Public concern over cost, availability of care could lead to real change, experts say

Trillion-dollar program won't address longer-term needs and generational conflicts.

Lung Association report says feds and most states neglect preventing tobacco-caused illness.

But consumers are still paying more for out-of-pocket expenses, reports say

Michael Jackson's lung health status; Bush administration's healthcare conscience rule.

And those transferred between facilities also had higher mortality rates, study says

Study suggests that transplant centers aren't catering to those with fewer resources

Medical tourism incentives, and holiday help for shopping addicts.

Private plans are available, but getting one isn't necessarily a good idea.

Company will pay $35 million to settle claims it improperly switched forms of drugs.

The Bush administration worried that the Medicaid funding was being spent on educational activities.

A jump in the cost of birth control puts students in a quandary.

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