With nearly one in four Californians projected to be over age 60 by 2030, we must invest in more effective, compassionate ...

We can change. We can start thinking about our neighbors, community, extended relatives, humans we pass on the road and ...

It’s an intellectual, political and moral failure of the first order — and they should pay dearly for it in next year’s ...

Across our nation, the American people are getting tired of seeing health care used as a political football. They want to see real, bipartisan results.

Readers suggest ways to bring medical costs under control for average Americans. Also: Australia sets an example for the U.S.

A new poll suggests that almost 1 in 4 Americans are concerned about the US health care system, the cost of care, and inaccessibility.

If we do, then food must sit at the center of health policy, not at its periphery. It must be funded, studied and delivered ...

Throughout 2025, the federal government and several state healthcare systems advanced new restrictions on diversity, equity, ...

“Considering the bills and everything else, we wouldn’t be able to afford a $1,500-a-month increase for health insurance,” ...

The U.S. has the most expensive health care system in the world by far. The projected increase in the number of uninsured people over the next 10 years could result in even higher costs, as fewer ...

An NRI living in the US for 10 years returns to India, praising Indian healthcare and highlighting the high costs and complexity of the US system.