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photo of an "EpiPen" box
Health

After capping the price of insulin, Colorado sets its sights on EpiPen copays

By Helen Santoro and Kaiser Health News
February 27, 2023
The White House is turning up the heat on insurance companies for fake charges and sees a $4.7 billion windfall over 10 years
Health

The White House is turning up the heat on insurance companies for fake charges and sees a $4.7 billion windfall over 10 years

By Amanda Seitz and The Associated Press
January 31, 2023
A record 16.3 million have signed up for ‘Obamacare’ health coverage. That’s double the number from when it launched a decade ago
Health

A record 16.3 million have signed up for ‘Obamacare’ health coverage. That’s double the number from when it launched a decade ago

By Edith M. Lederer and The Associated Press
January 25, 2023
A frozen capital market and an insurance premium shock: 10 health care predictions for 2023 from top investors
Commentary

A frozen capital market and an insurance premium shock: 10 health care predictions for 2023 from top investors

By Bob Kocher and Bryan Roberts
December 14, 2022
Xavier Becerra
Politics

Pandemic stimulus is helping more Americans than ever before get health insurance: ‘When you have a good product, people will buy it’

By Amanda Seitz and The Associated Press
November 23, 2022
The 11 most promising health tech startups, according to Silicon Valley VCs
Tech

The 11 most promising health tech startups, according to Silicon Valley VCs

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October 24, 2022
A nurse talks to a woman about health insurance forms
Personal Finance

‘It’s probably not worth it:’ Keeping your kids on your health insurance could end up costing them more

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October 4, 2022
Portrait of GoodRx CEO Doug Hirsch.
Leadership

The CEO of GoodRx doesn’t think mail order pharmacies are the ‘right answer’ to lowering prescription drug prices

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September 2, 2022
State Sen. Connie Leya
Health

California passes bill that would make vasectomies cheaper for men: ‘Californians must be able to decide for themselves if and when they have children’

By Adam Beam and The Associated Press
September 1, 2022
COVID-19 vaccine
Finance

Americans may soon have to pay for COVID vaccines themselves rather than getting them for free

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August 19, 2022
Lower-income Americans are losing access to life-saving treatments for anorexia: ‘There are just gross inequities in access to care’
Health

Lower-income Americans are losing access to life-saving treatments for anorexia: ‘There are just gross inequities in access to care’

By Madison Muller and Bloomberg
August 15, 2022
A caregiver walking with an elderly woman.
Health

Starting today, patients will have a lot more clarity into what their insurers pay

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July 1, 2022
Woman puts pills into a weekly medication dispenser
Health

The frequently long waits for insurance prior approvals frustrate doctors and patients needing treatment

By Michelle Andrews and Kaiser Health News
May 16, 2022
Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it
Conferences

Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it

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May 12, 2022
How an Indiana pharmacist is teaming up with employers to fight the hidden hospital prices that drive up health care costs
Features

How an Indiana pharmacist is teaming up with employers to fight the hidden hospital prices that drive up health care costs

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May 4, 2022

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