Obama Renews Call For A Public Option In Health Law
The president made the proposal as part of a comprehensive look at the Affordable Care Act鈥檚 legacy in an article under his byline in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Sounds Like A Good Idea? Regulating Drug Prices
Presidential candidates from both parties have proposals they say would help lower the cost of prescription drugs. But most experts say that efforts to regulate prices might not end up saving much money.
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As Marijuana Legalization Initiative Heads For Calif. Ballot, Health Groups Weigh In
Health experts remain divided on legalizing marijuana for recreational use.
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House Republicans Unveil Long-Awaited Plan To Replace Health Law
The proposal includes many details, but key questions about cost remain unanswered.
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Report From Key Calif. Agency Raises Concerns About Proposal To Cut Drug Prices
Staff researchers at California鈥檚 largest public buyer of health benefits say the goal of reducing drug costs for the state is appealing but might not work in the real world.
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Five Health Issues Presidential Candidates Aren鈥檛 Talking About 鈥 But Should Be
The U.S. faces a variety of serious concerns beyond just the future of the federal health law.
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Sounds Like A Good Idea? Selling Insurance Across State Lines
Republicans have long touted a proposal to allow insurers to sell across state lines as a way to help keep coverage costs down. But there are some significant obstacles to making such a system work, as this video points out.
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Health Care Fades Into The Background Of 2016 Election Cycle
With Obamacare battles largely behind us, presidential candidates in 2016 seem focused on other issues.
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TrumpCare Takes It On The Chin
GOP health policy analysts skewer front-runner鈥檚 health proposal.
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Trump Health Plan Recycles GOP Staples And Adds A Populist Wrinkle
Donald Trump drew fire in recent debates for his lack of specifics on how he would change the country's health care system. He released a plan Wednesday that is unlikely to satisfy critics.
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Support For Sanders鈥 Single-Payer Plan Fades With Control, Cost Concerns
Although half of Americans favor the idea of a government health insurance system, the popularity drops significantly when negative arguments are presented, poll finds.
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Candidates鈥 Drug-Price Plans May Miss The Mark
There is more than one reason prices are rising, and no single solution.
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A Voter鈥檚 Guide To The Health Law
Candidates -- on both sides -- are bending the facts about the Affordable Care Act.
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Democratic聽Candidates Debate 鈥楽ingle-Payer,鈥 But What Does That Mean?
The phrase often used for government-run health care means different things to different people. Here are five points to help explain the Democrats鈥 policy clash.
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Clinton Seeks To Build On Health Law, But Does She Have The Rx For Rising Health Costs?
The Democratic president candidate鈥檚 proposals to save consumers money are questioned by experts and health industry officials.
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鈥楧efunding鈥 Planned Parenthood Is Easier Promised Than Done
Republican candidates on the campaign trail say they have defunded Planned Parenthood in their states already. But a lot depends on how they define 鈥渄efund.鈥
By Julie Rovner