Experts warn federal spending cuts will make the country sicker and poorer as healthcare costs rise without new treatments.

Medicaid is the main government program covering health care insurance and long-term care to approximately 83 million people.

While studies that dive into the factors that influence variety in spending across US counties exist, some argue that there ...

If the Trump administration’s goal is to "Make America Healthy Again," why cut the only federal agency whose sole mission it ...

Healthcare companies ticked down as traders hedged their bets on the outlook for a sector sensitive to shifts in government spending.

The United States ... despite annual healthcare spending of $4.9 trillion in 2023 (approximately $14,570 per person). Traditional healthcare is rooted in generalized care plans, third-party ...

New Jersey residents spent more than 42 other states on health care in America, with Type 2 diabetes, hip, knee and back injuries and dental care the conditions the most responsible for driving up ...

For the first time ever, uniformed military service members have access to a health care benefit that's long been available to civilian federal employees.

Supply is necessarily finite—and made more so by the government's artificial caps on health spending ... care." She was spot on. Americans who pine for Medicare for All in the United States ...

After months of delays, lawmakers recently approved a federal funding bill narrowly averting a government shutdown, but ...

There’s no room to absorb additional costs” in Maine’s health care system, according to a health care executive.