healthcare

The new public charge rule was created to isolate working class people from the healthcare benefits they need to survive.

"I could be denied critical, necessary, and immediate medical care that could leave me permanently injured or even dead."

Sen. Elizabeth Warren responded to attacks from moderate John Delaney with fire.

Tuesday's debate turned quickly into a fracas over Medicare for All with Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren defending their policy from the moderates onstage.

Her plan would keep a role for the private insurance industry and kick in over a much longer period than the bill proposed by Sanders.

We walked across the border with a diabetic on a mission

The two 70-somethings need an issue to jumpstart their campaigns.

She finally indicated that she'd abolish the private insurance industry.

The practice is still legal in 42 states despite decades-long ethical concerns. In the #MeToo era, things are starting to change.

It's momentous, but there are caveats.

Cash would not only be a form of repayment, it would also undeniably improve people's health.

Medical providers could soon use your social media to predict diseases from depression to diabetes, sparking questions of data privacy.