Health system

Some Hospitals Give Donors, Board Members Easy Access To COVID-19 Shots

People are now left wondering whether health care systems are playing favorites with the much-sought-after vaccines.
By Russ Bynum, Michelle R. Smith and Rachel La Corte, AP

The U.S. Health Care System Is Designed To Fail When It's Needed Most

When the economy goes bad, coverage gets even harder to keep. More than 20 million could become uninsured this year.
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Trump's Broken Promises On Healthcare Called Out In Stinging New Ad

"Trump has no plan. Never has. Never will," the spot from progressive PAC MeidasTouch says.
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Italy's Coronavirus Cases And Deaths Soar

Italian health officials reported its deadliest day so far with 793 dead from the pandemic.
By Amy Forliti and Frank Jordans, AP

Lockdowns Multiply Globally As Virus Strains Health Systems

More than 70 million Americans have been restricted to their homes to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
By Frank Jordans and Ken Moritsugu, AP

Gov. Cuomo Issues Dire Warning: Coronavirus Wave Is About To Become 'A Tsunami'

New York governor warns that the health care system is about to be overwhelmed.
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The Next Big Coronavirus Worry: Can Hospitals Handle The Influx?

Potential shortages of ICU beds, ventilators and staff are all big concerns.
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Justice Department Push To Delay Obamacare Ruling Could Put Off Gutting Until After Election

DOJ lawyers scramble to postpone until after Election Day the possible upheaval of the Affordable Care Act, which would affect 20 million people.
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The Campaign Against 'Medicare For All' Is Spending Millions. Progressives Not So Much.

“It’s a one-sided assault,” said a progressive member of Congress.
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Where Are All The Trans-Friendly Gynecologists?

The medical field still falls short of providing proper care to transgender patients. This is especially true for OB/GYN services.
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