Americans pay more for health care but don't get better results. Why? The blame goes well beyond insurance companies.

The $1.8 trillion federal budget deficit in the fiscal year that ended in September was the third biggest ever in dollar ...

The alleged manifesto of the UnitedHealthcare CEO’s suspected killer has sparked claims the U.S. has the world’s most ...

Americans pride themselves on leading the world in innovation, freedom, and opportunity. Yet, when it comes to health, the ...

One 2019 study published in Health Affairs found that despite spending more on average for health care, Americans aren't getting more or better care than residents in other developed countries.

The assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, in New York this week has sent shockwaves across the United States ...

The top five health insurers have raked in over $371 billion in profits since ACA passed. Over 40% of that went to the parent ...

Instead of spending money on gleaming new hospitals and expensive drug therapies, Portugal focuses on old fashioned primary ...

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Older adults in the United States are disproportionately affected by health care costs compared with their counterparts in ...

I haven’t been able to find anything that reveals quite as much about the current predicament as simply separating health ...

High medical expenditures contribute significantly to the country’s fiscal challenges. Curbing them is the key to cutting the ...