The first years of life play an outsize role in human health. They are foundational to the development of the brain and the cardiovascular, immune and … [Read more...]
New Report Shows Nearly 500,000 Louisiana Residents Would Lose Healthcare if ACA is Overturned
A report released yesterday by the Protecting Health Coverage in Louisiana Task Force shows that nearly half a million Louisianans would lose … [Read more...]
Affordable Care Act: Fixer Upper or Tear Down?
Nearly everyone in Texas is affected by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). In 2018, Attorney General Ken Paxton led a 20-state coalition lawsuit against … [Read more...]
Florida faces $70.4 million drop in Medicaid money for hospitals
As Florida lawmakers prepare to start the 2020 legislative session, the state is being confronted with a $70.4 million loss in the coming months in … [Read more...]
A Case That Should Have Been Laughed Out of Court May Kill Obamacare
In an opinion blending arrogance and cowardice in equal measure, an appeals court ruled yesterday that the Affordable Care Act contains a … [Read more...]
There Could Be A Ruling On Texas’ Obamacare Challenge Soon. Here’s What You Need To Know.
A ruling on a Texas-led lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act is imminent. The suit is a Republican-backed effort to eliminate the entire law … [Read more...]
New challenge to the Affordable Care Act
Health insurance coverage for tens of millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans could be wiped away pending the outcome of a … [Read more...]
At Obamacare Hearing, Federal Appeals Court Appears Skeptical of Law
A panel of federal judges in New Orleans sharply questioned attorneys defending the Affordable Care Act on Tuesday, increasing the chances that the … [Read more...]
Affordable Care Act ruling unlikely to stand test
A federal judge's ruling that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional is likely to be overturned on appeal and may boomerang politically on … [Read more...]
Midterm election boosts Medicaid expansion, but challenges remain
Medicaid — which has been a political football between Washington and state capitols during the past decade — scored big in Tuesday’s … [Read more...]
Healthcare isn’t a game. The Texas ACA lawsuit could be catastrophic for public health
Since the Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010, America’s access to healthcare has improved dramatically. Roughly 20 million Americans have … [Read more...]
5 FAQs about the Obamacare lawsuit being heard this week
Wednesday is looking like yet another pivotal day in the life-or-death saga that has marked the history of the Affordable Care Act. In a Texas … [Read more...]
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