Will the future head of the FDA be Jim O'Neill, Scott Gottlieb, or someone we haven't heard of yet? Time will tell.

A new analysis suggests that 52 million Americans could be denied health insurance if the Affordable Care Act is repealed.

Only 19 percent of employers say they will likely change their plan offerings in the next two years.

A Gallup poll finds that 52 percent believe the U.S. government is responsible for ensuring universal coverage, compared to 45 percent who disagree.

After talks with leaders of 150 companies with self-funded health plans, HBR reports concerns about health benefits are often accompanied by ingrained mindsets about managing them.

The two companies have agreed to liquidate their $600 million of assets in the face of more than $4 billion of liabilities that they wont be able to pay.

Trump has promised to keep Medicare and Social Security in their current form. Will that actually happen?

The American Hospital Association and the Federation of American Hospitals warn millions of additional uninsured patients will bring a deluge of uncompensated medical care and potentially torpedo hospital budgets.