Maya Goldman

More than half of the states have enacted malpractice limits, in an effort to make insurance premiums more predictable.

Nationwide access to abortion pills is again in legal limbo, almost two years after the Supreme Court threw out a case challenging mail-order prescribing of the widely used drug mifepristone.

Nurses are using AI less frequently than physicians, and many feel like they're being excluded from decision-making, according to survey data from scientific publisher Elsevier shown first to Axios.

Kansas was one of 11 states where medical liability premiums jumped 10% or more in 2025, as doctors push for limits on malpractice payouts and hospitals close maternity services.

The Trump administration is overhauling federal addiction policy and moving away from harm reduction strategies through steps like cutting federal funding for fentanyl test strips.

Six companies argued the negotiations violate free speech protections and due process rights.

The move could open the task force up to more political influence.

New Medicaid work rules and nearly $1 trillion in cuts to federal program spending are having spillover effects.

They'll quarantine in Kenya and be moved to treatment facilities in Europe if they test positive.

Between the lines: Rather than cutting the backlog, the changes likely will increase the overall number of disputes, according to investment research firm Capstone.