The Latest Breaking News from Health Care

Health insurance costs will skyrocket for millions of Americans if certain tax credits expire. Small business owners and the self-employed will be hit especially hard.

IN FOCUS: As the Senate remains stuck and many oppose extending the subsidies, Republicans from swing districts try and find a bipartisan fix, Eric Garcia writes

Baxter International has lagged the broader health care sector by a wide margin over the past year, and analysts are taking a guarded stance on its outlook.

The Senate rejected a bill extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, leaving millions of Americans facing doubled or tripled health insurance premiums starting January 2026.

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New research shows a fourfold increase in the numbers of young people using specialist mental health care in the last two decades

IN FOCUS: AOC tells The Independent 'We've won the discourse with the American people and understanding what we were fighting for and why'

This comes as the Senate tees up a vote on its plan for its own health care bill

Republican plans include offering health savings accounts funded by the government with $1,000 to $1,500 monthly.