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Maryland is close to dropping its $125.5 million online health care insurance exchange, according to a report by The Washington Post.
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Obamacare advocates are explicitly raising the threat of a pricey fine to get people to enroll in health plans ahead of Monday's deadline.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel took pains to praise President Obama, but said he offered a different take on health care reforms as White House chief of staff.
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Baxter says the split will enable it to focus on its core medical technology business.
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The first drug to treat erectile dysfunction in almost a decade launched a huge marketing campaign Wednesday by taking over the CBS Sports website.
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The results of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's annual County Health Rankings are out, and offer a glimpse at the many ways one can measure health and quality of life.
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Sixty percent of uninsured people remain unaware that next Monday is the deadline to enroll in some kind of health plan.
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The Obama administration is granting an extension to people who say they are unable to enroll in the new health-care program by Monday's deadline.
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Employees of major companies are worried about money because of cost-cuttings, higher health-care costs.
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Two recent Obamacare battles show politicians don’t understand the first thing about taxes, yet they're using them as a weapon, says Jake Novak.
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New York and Kentucky seem to be doing more than their fair share of the work in signing up the uninsured in Obamacare.
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A look at the winners and losers created by the botched rollout of many Obamacare health exchanges.
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A serious threat from an antibiotic-resistant superbug is putting the nation's children at serious risk with no drugs to fight it, researchers say.
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Government Obamacare exchanges lag far behind their targets for enrolling young adults, but an online broker is excelling at signing up those folks.
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The Supreme Court will consider whether businesses can object to a law that requires employers to provide insurance that covers birth control.
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A high-priced drug sold by Gilead Sciences is under lawmakers' scrutiny. But one analyst says there's a bigger problem.
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Sherpaa, a medical start-up, is making strides, including gaining financial support from David Karp, founder of Tumblr, now part of Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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The Gates Foundation has awarded $2 million in grants to several Indian organizations to help improve sanitation by building a high-tech toilet.
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People who already started the process of signing up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act may get a little more time to finish enrolling.
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Biogen CEO George Scangos talks about future growth opportunities at the company on CNBC's "Fast Money."
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If the main goal of the Affordable Care Act is to insure Americans, why is the administration not asking applicants whether they were insured?
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