Restrictions on demonstration projects will further hinder access to care

The first hundred days of the second Trump administration was unprecedented, with the administration taking remarkably aggressive, often questionably …

Student evaluations of teaching are ubiquitous in the academe as a metric for assessing teaching and frequently used in critical personnel decisions. Yet, there is ample evidence documenting both meas...

For those who buy insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act, premiums are about to get much more expensive.

Virginians must make their voices heard if they want a smarter, fairer budget from Washington, William & Mary professor Christopher Howard writes in a guest column.

"The trust issues are quite far-reaching" and impact public perception towards health-based changes across the U.S., a health professor told Newsweek.

"The trust issues are quite far-reaching" and impact public perception towards health-based changes across the U.S., a health professor told Newsweek.

Affluent democracies, including the United States, recently experienced the two largest recessions since the Great Depression. During such…

Call it “rationing by inconvenience”: Health insurers save money when customers are too exhausted to bother appealing denials.

Reform didn’t come in time for Frank Wurzbacher, but it might help to prevent future tragedies.

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