Kaiser Health News
There are several measures Trump could take on Day One of his presidency to cripple the law's effectiveness.
80 percent of infected people don't show symptoms, so a test is the only way to know if they have contracted Zika.
The Hill-Burton Act was signed into law by President Harry S. Truman in 1946; its effect on healthcare in the U.S. was nothing short of monumental.
Medicare wants to more than double payment offered to dialysis providers to educate patients to $95.57 for 2.66 hours of a nurse's time.
Critics say the procedure is being oversold, leading some patients to get a treatment they don't need.
This summer, the federal government directed $1.4 million to five pilot projects located in southwest Virginia as well as Tennessee and Kentucky.
Since the medicine generally expires every year, the cost to replace EpiPens adds up fairly quickly, especially for consumers who do not have insurance or have high-deductible plans.
Naltrexone and acamprosate are the two drugs on the market for patients with alcohol cravings.
The ticket, known as a rare pediatric disease priority review voucher, is part of a program created by Congress in 2007 to encourage the development of drugs for tropical diseases and later expanded to rare pediatric disorders.
Under a 10-year partnership, UnitedHealth Group Inc. and the UC system form an ACO that will be offered to large, self-funded employers statewide.