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HHS Secretary Alex Azar credited President Donald Trump for stabilizing the ACA exchanges and bringing down premiums.

A new bill would prohibit discrimination based on a variety of “health status-related factors.” But the devil is in the details, policy experts warn.

Healthcare influencers, academics and reporters broke out their best witticisms in this year's #HealthPolicyValentines.

Some experts aren’t convinced that expanding the use of association health plans is the right tactic to help consumers access more affordable coverage options.

A bipartisan Affordable Care Act stabilization bill—ever on shaky ground—might now have a even slimmer chance of passing.

Republicans appear ready to admit that they may never deliver on the long-held campaign promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

GOP Senators Bill Cassidy and Lindsey Graham have tweaked their healthcare bill in hopes of moving holdout senators from a no to a yes.

After the fall of the Senate’s “skinny repeal” bill, the healthcare industry was left to once again grapple with questions about what happens next.

Republican members worked late into the evening Wednesday to try to hammer out a healthcare deal but seem to have made little progress.

There is both good and bad news for health insurers and their customers in the draft of the Senate's healthcare bill.