Several GOP lawmakers took aim at CMMI for its plan to slash Medicare payments to drugs cleared under the Food and Drug Administration’s accelerated approval program.

Erin asked POLITICO’s Megan Messerly about her reporting on the issue and what the nearly dozen Democratic state lawmakers and immigration advocates she spoke with had to say.

New data from Arkansas shows Medicaid unwinding is going how state officials had hoped — and many consumer advocates had feared.

Many community health workers trained through the pandemic face layoffs, your host reports.

Planned Parenthood and other reproductive rights groups are launching a multimillion-dollar campaign to put abortion on the Florida ballot next year.

The PHE began during the Trump administration and came to affect nearly all parts of American health care, Ben writes, with the government appropriating $4.6 trillion to fight the virus.

More Black Americans died from fentanyl overdoses than from any other drug in 2021.

The FTC has made protecting online health data a priority of its enforcement agenda in the absence of new federal data privacy legislation.

Looking toward the 2024 elections, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is evidently hoping to seize the bipartisan moment to bring a package of drug pricing bills to the floor this month.

The results of the CDC’s 2021 national Youth Risk Behavior Survey and dozens of local surveys create a stark picture of a fast-changing teenage population.