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X-linked recessive inherited disorder characterized by slowly progressive muscle weakness of the legs and pelvis
The seven largest publicly traded U.S. health insurers’ chief executives earned roughly $146 million in combined total compensation in 2024, according to multiple industry analyses of companies’ SEC p...
A minority of states have stepped in to replace or supplement the federal premium tax credits that expired at the end of 2025, using a mix of direct cash backfill, monthly add‑ons, revamped cost‑shari...
There is no public, authoritative list that ranks U.S. pediatric hospitals by “financial efficiency” or “fundraising cost” in the way clinical rankings are produced; major industry coverage and trade ...
The available analyses converge on a clear finding: . Estimates of the dollar losses and secondary impacts (uninsured increases, enrollment drops, job and economic output effects) vary across studies ...
News coverage diverged along predictable lines: outlets that emphasized RFK Jr.’s defenses leaned on his hearing rhetoric about “radical transparency,” reform and safety assurances, often citing his o...
Nonexpansion states rely on a mix of marketplace subsidies, state waivers or tailored programs, and safety-net services rather than broad ACA Medicaid expansion; analysts find marketplace "fill-the-ga...
President Trump signed a large and varied set of executive orders affecting health care during his presidencies; recent trackers and health-industry briefings list dozens of orders touching price tran...