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Politico reports that Walter Dellinger, a liberal scholar and former acting solicitor general, predicted at a forum Tuesday that the Supreme Court will overturn the landmark decision on abortion rights.
Florida health plan reports that laptops were stolen that contained personal information on nearly 1.2 million patients, American Medical News reports.
The Medicare physician payment fix remains stalled as House and Senate Democrats search for a solution that will satisfy both houses of Congress.
NPR reports that medical researchers are this week meeting in New Orleans to try to discuss how the major oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will affect human health.
At Massachusetts public sessions, "scores of local officials, state representatives, community leaders and employees and retirees" tell state officials that they support the sale of Caritas hospitals to the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, The Boston Globe reports.
Republicans are marking the 90-day anniversary of the health bill with new assaults on Democrats and the overhaul.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including the latest on President Obama's Tuesday meeting with health insurance executives and the administration's new version of the "Patient's Bill of Rights."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has signalled that some changes to the Medicaid assistance provision are likely.
This new set of regulations will govern how the industry implements some of the most consumer-friendly provisions of the health reform law.
President Obama will warn health insurance executives at a White House meeting Tuesday against trying to increase premium rates before provisions of the new health law take effect.
The nomination of Dr. Donald Berwick, President Obama's choice to run Medicare, is providing fodder for Republicans to renew attacks on Obama's health reform law.
News outlets examine more changes to the health care system because of health reform and offer insights to consumers trying to decode them.
Based on findings released today, some consumers switched to less expensive plans that provided fewer benefits. Overall, people reported an average increase of 13 precent in their health insurance costs.
A long-time San Francisco AIDS specialist is closing his clinic and moving to Manhattan because of frustration with the insurance industry and the rising cost of practicing medicine.
PBS' NewsHour's "The Rundown" blog examines the recent naming of eight countries to receive additional technical and management resources under President Barack Obama's Global Health Initiative (GHI).
Pharmacy-benefits managers, including CVS Caremark and Medco, are worried that a U.S. Postal Service plan to end Saturday delivery could raise mail-order drug prices.
Kaiser Health News presents a selection of Tuesday's opinions and editorials from around America.
European drug companies came out ahead of their U.S. counterparts in making medicines available to people in developing countries, but their lead is beginning to shrink, according to the Access to Medicines Index (AMI), released on Monday, Reuters reports (Kelland, 6/21).
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