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A new technology is helping companies and consumers detect fake pharmaceuticals in Nigeria.

Heart surgery devices often used to treat a common type of faulty heartbeat haven't been approved by the government for...

The review, of a class of drugs known as bisphosphonates that are commonly prescribed to treat osteoporosis and designed to...

A widely used test to detect blockages in the heart's arteries often turns up little or no evidence of disease,...

FDA staff members are doing something unusual. They are leaving Washington to help drug makers take a crucial step in...

NPR reports that some evangelical Christian groups around America are driving down health care costs in their own way, by...

News reports raise alarm about fraud and caution consumers on short-term policies.

A spike in prices charged by the largest Medicare drug plans raises a question about the impact regulated health insurance...

Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including Democrats' efforts to reach health reform consensus and Republican plans...

Kaiser Health News presents a selection of today's opinions and editorials.

NPR reports that some evangelical Christian groups around America are driving down health care costs in their own way, by...

A sampling of opinions and editorials from around the country.

States try to balance Medicaid budgets and other health program spending.

Since 2004 Texas has run a disease management program they believed would improve care for Medicaid patients and save the...

A spike in prices charged by the largest Medicare drug plans raises a question about the impact regulated health insurance...

News outlets report on health policy developments in Montana, New York and Utah.

News reports raise alarm about fraud and caution consumers on short-term policies.

Experts say doctors often overtest and overtreat patients, and that doesn't necessarily mean better care.

A spike in prices charged by the largest Medicare drug plans raises a question about the impact regulated health insurance...

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America spent $6.3 million lobbying Congress and other government arms on health care in...

A spike in prices charged by the largest Medicare drug plans raises a question about the impact regulated health insurance...

A shirt-sleeved President Obama took his closing arguments for health care reform to St. Louis Wednsday and told the audience...

The package also includes a temporary Medicare pay fix for physicians.

Medicare Part D's gap in prescription drug coverage called the "doughnut hole" may induce a rise in illegal foreign drug...

The package also includes a Medicare pay fix for physicians.

News outlets report on health policy developments in Montana, New York and Utah.

States try to balance Medicaid budgets and other health program spending.

Since 2004 Texas has run a disease management program they believed would improve care for Medicaid patients and save the...

The U.S. Senate is set to vote Wednesday on a jobs bill that would extend the COBRA subsidy program and...

Minnesota, Texas and Arizona struggle with strapped budgets, possible cuts to health programs.

NPR reports that some evangelical Christian groups around America are driving down health care costs in their own way, by...

News reports raise alarm about fraud and caution consumers on short-term policies.

A hospital in Lousville, Kentucky is eliminating 500 jobs this month. The layoffs represent the area's first large-scale health system...

Medill Reports presents a story on community health centers in Chicago that are filling the access gaps for people too...

The U.S. Senate is set to vote Wednesday on a jobs bill that would extend the COBRA subsidy program and...