Keyword: Ezekiel Emanuel

HHS’ drug pricing plans are meant to signal to the healthcare industry—and voters—that it's serious on this issue, experts say. 

The former Obama administration advisor says "virtual medicine can't change behavior by itself."

While medical schools and healthcare institutions have long valued IQ, it also takes EQ to ensure an excellent, caring doctor.

Is the U.S. healthcare system terminally broken? That’s the question that four healthcare leaders will debate on Thursday.

The next generation of bundled payments should take three steps to better align with population health goals.

John Fleming's role within the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology is still shrouded in uncertainty, but his past reveals some clues about how he might approach the newly created position.

How should hospital and physician leaders plan for the future now that Republicans have failed at their initial attempt to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act?

A significant majority of patient advocacy organizations accept payouts from the pharmaceutical industry, according to a new study.

One of the key architects of the Affordable Care Act isn’t buying the idea that Silicon Valley will lead the healthcare revolution.

Patients and insurers spend more on diabetes, heart disease, and back and neck pain, than any other chronic disease, a new study finds.