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Finding cancer late carries a terrible price, in both lives and dollars. A new study led by researchers at the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society puts some startling numbers behind that familiar truth.

Making sure women can be tested for breast cancer early on now will save money and resources in the future.

A public health insurance option isn't simply another competitor in the insurance market. It's a competitor that writes the rules, subsidizes itself with taxpayer dollars, and can compel providers to participate. That's not competition.

None of these reform efforts requires Washington to impose price controls. Policymakers just need to stop shielding incumbent health systems from the market competition that'd naturally drive down prices.

Abdul El-Sayed is riding high after his victory in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary earlier this month.

That's an ominous sign for this fall's midterm elections, as socialist ideas increasingly vie for mainstream prominence. Socialist health policies may promise universal access, but as patients around the world know all too well, they usually deliver long waits, doctor shortages, rationing, and hefty new tax hikes instead.

Prescription drug prices fell 3.1% over the past year, the sharpest annual decline in more than six decades , according to new data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hospital prices, meanwhile, rose

The Midterms Loom, Republicans Would Be Wise to Run on Healthcare Reform

Small businesses have struggled with the rising cost of health insurance for years. The Trump administration may soon give them a meaningful way to fight back.

Federal officials just gave one of the most promising innovations in health insurance a badly needed name change.