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Tom Price Says Insurers Should 'Dust Off How They Did Business Before Obamacare'

Worked before, right?
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The Senate Health Care Bill Could Die At Any Moment ― But It Hasn't Yet

GOP leaders are working to convince reluctant senators just to open debate on the bill.
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Your Health Care Information Is Insecure -- And Extremely Lucrative On The Black Market

And there's very little you can do about it.
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In 2010, Obama Defended His Health Care Plan Before The GOP On Live TV. Things Have Changed.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump reportedly doesn't fully understand his plan.
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Valerie Huber’s Dangerous Lesson Plan

The president's latest appointee to the Department of Health and Human services is a long-time promoter of a dangerous, ineffective abstinence-only agenda.
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Exclusive: White House Task Force Echoes Pharma Proposals

Documents examined by Kaiser Health News shed light on the workings of the Trump administration's “Drug Pricing and Innovation Working Group."
By Emily Kopp, Kaiser Health News

Trump Appointee In Office Overseeing Sex Ed Programs Is A Major Abstinence Advocate

Valerie Huber has comprehensive sex education advocates scared.
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Mental Health In Schools Is At A Tipping Point. Here Is What Needs To Happen.

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How Leaving The Paris Accord Will Hurt Our Health

We can't underestimate the link between climate change and our well-being.
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Health Care Reform And Women: A Comparison Of The ACA And The AHCA

Writing a national prescription to improve women’s health
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