Sally Pipes

The mixed messages on vaccines are backfiring. Measles is surging across the South, and Georgians will pay the price.

“Germany has the fiscal and economic capacity to contribute far more to the cost of innovation,” says health expert Sally Pipes. “Instead, it is choosing to contribute less—and sticking Americans with the bill.”

The Trump administration is ramping up its fight against waste, fraud, and abuse in healthcare. And that effort could help make care more affordable for millions of Americans.

Earlier this month, Nebraska became the first state to implement the Medicaid work requirements established by last year's One Big Beautiful Bill

The Trump administration is ramping up its fight against waste, fraud, and abuse in healthcare. And that effort could help make care more affordable for millions of Americans.

A growing bipartisan consensus is emerging around one of the biggest drivers of America's healthcare affordability crisis: hospital consolidation

Policymakers helped create today's high-priced, highly concentrated hospital market. It will take congressional action to bring competition, and with it, affordability and a renewed focus on patients, back to the hospital market.

If a charity organization collected billions of dollars with little evidence that needy people benefited, regulators and the public would quickly demand answers

For progressives, the answer to every problem is invariably the same: more government. First came Obamacare.

A new experimental drug for pancreatic cancer, daraxonrasib, appears to have extended the lives of some patients with advanced disease by several months, according to clinical trial results out last month.