healthcare

The six-episode series examines what happens when our healthcare system fails to "do no harm."

Very quietly, Oregon wineries have dealt with the twin hot-button issues of immigration and healthcare.

Unlike their older counterparts, today's physicians are looking to single-payer solutions.

An analysis that emphasized the hefty price tag also revealed how it would cut healthcare costs while providing insurance to millions.

If his opponents focus too much on theories of collusion and "kompromat," they'll risk glossing over the real failings of his presidency.

Bipartisanship is dead, unless you count bills that help the banking industry.

No wonder Republicans are so desperate to depress turnout.

In a nation lacking universal healthcare, recent legislation effectively cut a thread by which many disabled people climbed out of poverty.

New evidence shows that "health bias" among voters is real, and it's helping to block progressive priorities.

“Just about everybody in the veterans advocacy community is freaking out.”

In Canada, it's hard to get top surgery covered by insurance if you don't identify as male or female.

After months of inaction, lawmakers reauthorized the popular Children's Health Insurance Program, but not before seriously harming it.