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May 01

Medicare reveals how much it spends on prescription drugs for Americans

By Jordan Rau, Kaiser Health News

The data show that 14 drugs cost the federal government and Medicare beneficiaries more than $1 billion each, accounting for nearly a quarter of Medicare prescription drug spending in 2013. Most of those drugs are used to treat chronic conditions…

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Mar 04

Arguments on Obamacare’s future provide few clues about Supreme Court decision

By Julie Rovner, KFF Health News

For the second time in three years, the federal Affordable Care Act went before the Supreme Court on Wednesday. And before a packed courtroom, a divided group of justices mostly picked up right where they left off the last…

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Mar 02

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How six words landed the Affordable Care Act at the Supreme Court again

By Jason Kane and Sarah Varney, Kaiser Health News

In the coming days, the Supreme Court will weigh whether states that rely on the federal health care exchange can provide subsidies to make insurance affordable. Special correspondent Sarah Varney of Kaiser Health News reports on how millions will be…

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Feb 27

5 things to know about the Supreme Court case challenging Obamacare

By Julie Rovner, KFF Health News

What's at stake as the Affordable Care Act heads to the Supreme Court?…

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Feb 20

Lethal superbug breakout at UCLA highlights hospital safety shortcomings

By Jordan Rau, Kaiser Health News

The federal government has been trying for years to get doctors and hospitals to shrink their use of antibiotics, since their proliferation has helped create these new resistant bacteria strains. The CDC has encouraged hospitals to create antibiotic stewardship programs,…

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Feb 09

Why Hispanic Americans still aren’t signing up for Obamacare

By Mary Agnes Carey, Kaiser Health News

Nearly a third of the ACA’s media budget this year is focused on Hispanic media, tripling the 10 percent spent on reaching Latinos last year, according to HHS Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell.

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Jan 05

Experimental program helps seniors move out of the nursing home

By Sarah Jane Tribble, WCPN

The average costs for an individual in the experimental program (which is called Money Follows the Person) is $49,000. Under traditional Medicaid it costs about $64,000 annually for nursing home care in Ohio.

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Dec 18

Public easily swayed on attitudes toward health care law, poll finds

By Julie Rovner, KFF Health News

Just days before the requirement for most large employers to provide health insurance takes effect, a new poll finds the public easily swayed over arguments for and against the policy.

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Dec 15

Small businesses drop health coverage and shift employees to Obamacare

By Jay Hancock, Kaiser Health News

For two decades Atlanta restaurant owner Jim Dunn offered a group health plan to his managers and helped pay for it. That ended Dec. 1, after the Affordable Care Act made him an offer he couldn’t refuse.

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Dec 15

Forget armband trackers like Fitbit, new body monitors live in your gut

By Frank Browning, Kaiser Health News

These so-called nanomeds, miniscule sensors embedded in a placebo pill that you swallow, set up shop in your gut. As they slowly work their way through your system, these “ingestibles” – which are actually not digested – are switched on…

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