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We’re Already Paying for Universal Health Care. Why Don’t We Have It?

Liran Einav and Amy Finkelstein

July 18, 2023

Private equity’s still bullish on healthcare despite setbacks

Caroline Hudson

July 17, 2023

FTC withdraws ‘outdated’ healthcare antitrust policy statements, following DOJ’s lead

Dave Muoio

July 17, 2023

Gov’t Takes ‘No Surprises Act’ Challenge To 5th Circ.

Jasmine Boyce

July 13, 2023

Fewer physicians are owning practices. Here’s why.

Caroline Hudson

July 13, 2023

Aspirus Health, St. Luke’s Duluth unveil plans to form 19-hospital Midwest nonprofit system

Dave Muoio

July 12, 2023

Is the Colorado public option a test case for the future of health insurance?

Lauren Berryman

July 12, 2023

Can price transparency drive down health costs? The jury is still out

Paige Minemyer

July 11, 2023

Specialty health systems pursue mergers, partnerships

Alex Kacik

July 11, 2023

Louisiana system can integrate 3 hospitals while FTC case plays out

Alan Condon

July 7, 2023

Biden administration aims to crack down on short-term health plans, surprise medical billing

Heather Landi

July 7, 2023

Conn. Certificate-Of-Need Law Will Bring Greater Efficiency

Conor Duffy, Michael Lisitano and Erin Howard

July 6, 2023

Generic group sues Minnesota over a drug pricing transparency law it calls an ‘unconstitutional overreach’

Ed Silverman

July 6, 2023

Gilead-Teva Pay for Delay Verdict Spotlights Antitrust Challenge

Katie Arcieri

July 6, 2023

11 of the largest M&A healthcare transactions in 1st half of 2023

Nick Thomas

July 5, 2023

Bright Health sells Medicare Advantage plans to Molina for $600 million

Bob Herman

June 30, 2023