Policy and Legislation
Senator Bernie Sanders, others urge colleagues to organize 'Our First Stand: Save Health Care' on Jan. 15.
Group reportedly discussed options, including Trump's proposed privatization of Department of Veterans Affairs.
Congressional Budget Office says comprehensive major medical coverage at a minimum, covers high-cost medical events.
Agency outlines ways manufacturers can protect against cyber attacks, but doesn't mention enforcement.
While the majority of our picks explored the shockwaves caused by the presidential election, Zika virus and gun policy also made appearances.
Lowest performing hospitals before passage of the Affordable Care Act showed biggest improvement after being penalized, researchers say.
Opponents warn if people fail to meet a work requirement then lose health benefits as a result, they'll likely just get sicker.
Republicans have also pledged to repeal the taxes that Democrats used to pay for their health law, so they will have far less money to pay for replacement.
Yates is taking a stab at predicting how certain trends and events will play out over the coming year.
While the number of providers facing lower reimbursement fell - 257,000 docs were penalized in 2015 and 209,000 in 2016 - the size of the downward adjustment is larger than in years past.