Legacy Topic: Health Care

There's less than two months before Americans can start signing up for health insurance through state exchanges, but many of the uninsured still don't know much about them.

Imagine the Priceline.com of medical procedures.

The Obama administration is counting on an army of these folks to get everyone signed up on the exchanges.

Walgreens and CVS both announce earnings this week. Company results will reflect the run-up to Obamacare.

In Camden, NJ, one small doctor's office tries to make a big gain in holding down costs by moving closer to the sickest seniors.

As the Affordable Care Act unfolds, we zero in on one city to cover the real-life impact of health care reform.

China alleges British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline bribed Chinese doctors. But so does everyone else, say longtime observers. Why is China singling out GSK?

Penn State is the latest major employer to require its workers to disclose their vitals, or face a stiff penalty.

Health insurance premiums for individuals in New York will fall by 50 percent next year, according to the state. But New York isn't Alabama or Texas or anywhere else, for that matter.

Nearly 1 million employees could end up voluntarily leaving their jobs when health exchanges open on January 1, according to a new report from Columbia and National Bureau of Economic Research.