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Stuart Taylor puts the chances at about 25 percent to 33 percent that the health law's individual mandate will be overturned, and adds that the court seems even less likely to sweep away the rest of the 975-page law.
Leading hospital systems didn't apply for Medicare reform tailor-made by the Obama administration to reward such organizations.
Jackie Judd talks to KHN's Mary Agnes Carey about the "getting down to business" atmosphere at the joint debt panel's Capitol Hill hearing Tuesday.
Young adults, Hispanics fare better but Asians worse.
Monday night's CNN/Tea Party Express debate among the Republican presidential candidates included discussion of Medicare, the health law, costs, the individual mandate and vaccines.
In Monday's Republican debate, the presidential contenders were quizzed about health costs, the individual mandate and - in one of the evening's most controversial exchanges - moderator Wolf Blitzer asked Rep. Ron Paul a hypothetical question about who should pay for someone uninsured and in a coma. (Video courtesy CNN)
With an early expansion of health coverage this summer, former inmates in California will be covered for preventive care, prescription drugs, specialty visits and mental health and substance abuse, including at clinics like Healthy Oakland.
Critics say there is little evidence of benefit -- and considerable risk -- from common screening tests for colon, breast and prostate cancer, particularly in people older than 70, especially those with other serious health problems.
The Veterans Health Administration has long used approaches Medicare is pushing on all hospitals to cut unnecessary readmissions. But new data show VA hospital patients are just as likely to end up back in a hospital bed.
Data from a federal website show that denial rates routinely exceed 20 percent and often are much higher.
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