What Does It Mean to Have a 'Right' to Health Care?
If universal access to medical care is the goal, the government is the goalie. It should get out of the way.
If universal access to medical care is the goal, the government is the goalie. It should get out of the way.
The House Speaker omits key information when he says the CBO confirms that the AHCA would make coverage more affordable.
A live debate at the Soho Forum in New York City.
The Trump administration has argued that the CBO estimates are not believable, but their own estimates showed a greater coverage decline.
The GOP's plan to repeal the health law's mandate would lead to 14 million fewer people being covered next year, according to the budget office.
Healthcare reform can be deceptively simple.
Americans would save some money now, but at the long-run cost of sicker and shorter lives
The unintended consequences to Americans' lives and health would be substantial and bad
Republicans have a risky multi-stage process in mind to take down the health law.
It's health care that matters, not health care insurance.
The Obamacare repeal bill landed with a thud, but the idea of pushing more Medicaid decision-making to the state level is likely to stick.
People don't really want insurance.
It didn't begin with Obamacare Lite.
Rand: "This is Obamacare light. It will not pass."
The House bill trades one set of tax credits for another.
State Rep says hospitals are "holding entrepreneurial physicians and clinics hostage" with CON laws. That's exactly right.
That's why the GOP's Obamacare repeal effort is flailing.
Mid-level dental providers can fill cavities and provide other basic dental services, allowing full-fledged dentists to focus on patients with serious problems.
The right to armed self-defense is not a license to muzzle nosy doctors.
Republicans don't know how to roll back Obamacare's massive expansion of this lousy program.
New bills in Montana and California would make it easier for small food entrepreneurs to thrive and for consumers to have more choices.
New report from Watchdog reveals how Florida's Certificate of Necessity laws limit competition and access to care.
Why do U.S. officials insist on obscuring them?
The tax agency has stopped requiring individual filers to indicate whether they maintained health coverage or paid the mandate penalty as required under the law
GOP efforts to repeal Obamacare will run into a buzz-saw of political opposition
Certificate of Public Need laws mean Virginia residents have fewer options and pay more for health care. Hospitals successfully lobbied against reform again.
Federal exchange enrollment is down, and insurers are threatening to pull out, as Republicans debate how to address the law.
Canada can reject you based not just on how sick you are but how much the illness will cost the state.
The department asked 440,410 vets for the wrong information. Now their health care claims might be purged from the system.
Government watchdog finds yet another increase in wasteful Medicaid spending.
New polls show the health law's popularity rising as Republicans struggle to come up with a plan.
The Oklahoma City Surgery Center is a model for how medical care can be better, faster, cheaper.
Another illustration of how hospitals use Certificate of Need laws to limit competition, and why those laws are bad for patients.
Virginia's failed experiment in central planning for healthcare facilities is bad for patients and should be overhauled.
Paul's bill equalizes tax deductibility on insurance whether obtained through employer or not, makes creating private group insurance easier, relies on Health Savings Accounts.
The deadly consequences of an obscure medical licensing law.
The block grant provides an opportunity for government spending unconnected to the act of revenue-raising.
Here we go again, and again, and again...
Trump's new executive order signals his willingness to use the expansive executive branch powers built by the previous administration.
On education, health care, and infrastructure, the Trump administration and Republican Congress should free the states to do more.
Bad news: Most of us have got to eat less to live longer
It fills a new book from the National Academy of Sciences.
More than a 34 percent to 56 percent decrease in homicides attributed to the 911 systems
According to federal regulators, companies that talk about reducing health risks by switching from smoking to vaping are breaking the law.
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