Health

New York City and state officials sparred over funding for the city’s public-health system amid looming federal cuts.

The collapse of the GOP effort to roll back the Affordable Care Act has left Republicans pitching a different message to voters than they did in the previous seven years: It’s not over.

The U.S. territory’s health-care system is grappling with widespread power losses, crippled hospitals and dwindling medical supplies nearly a week after Hurricane Maria devastated the island.

Health-care companies feared chaos if the Graham-Cassidy legislation passed, but they remain worried about the sustainability of health-insurance exchanges and future GOP efforts to roll back the Affordable Care Act.

Sen. Susan Collins of Maine said she would oppose the GOP bill aimed at toppling Obamacare, leaving the proposal without enough support to pass.

Any rational person with a heart would want to find a way not to deport “dreamer” illegal immigrants, but anybody with a brain would also want to make sure that we stop rewarding illegal immigrants bringing in more “dreamer” children in the future.

Will Senate Republicans definitely hold a vote next week? Can Democrats stall it to death? We sort though the facts, half-truths and misconceptions swirling around the Graham-Cassidy bill.

The GOP health-care bill is in her hands. And her state, Alaska, needs a ‘yes’ vote.

Although the GOP’s new health-care bill is mean-spirited and totally partisan, it isn’t frivolous.

The move comes a day after the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills sued the state over two previous orders that effectively shut down the facility.

The 11th-hour push to dismantle major portions of the Affordable Care Act by the end of the month is imperiling funding for several popular bipartisan health programs that are set to expire Sept. 30, including the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

New accounting guidelines that urge local governments to record their total health care costs show they need more money to pay for it.

Trump’s HHS seeks to encourage health-care competition.

Health insurers will receive this month’s payments from the Trump administration reimbursing them for reducing copayments and deductibles for millions of low-income customers, the White House said, once more shelving a standoff with insurers over the contested funds.

Since the Republican effort to repeal and replace most of the Affordable Care Act faltered in July, three major efforts have emerged in the Senate as lawmakers seek a path forward. Here are some key details of the three proposals.

The Vermont Socialist talks Democrats into admitting they want to kill private health plans.

As Sen. Bernie Sanders unveils his single-payer health program, we look at how such a plan would work and the political landscape that will greet it.

New research from Princeton economist Alan Krueger suggests a significant portion of the decline in labor-force participation among Americans in their prime working years could be linked to the opioid epidemic.