Healthcare Is Broken: A New Report Says Patient Advocacy Is The Answer

Today’s publication of the PatientView’s 2026: A Seat at the Pricing Table report is striking in how patient groups globally are trying to shape access and affordability.

How GLP-1 Travel Is Reshaping Hotels, Menus And Wellness

GLP-1 travel is changing hotels, from medication fridges and protein menus to wellness-led itineraries. See what travelers now expect.

Why The Nutrition Debate Has It Backward

Dariush Mozaffarian’s Food Is Medicine challenges nutrition’s focus on what to cut, urging readers to build meals around foods that nourish.

Why Uber Is More Likely To Appear In Your Health Plan Benefit Package

As Uber enters its eighth year as a healthcare provider, the ride-sharing giant says its services are more integrated into health plans and government benefits.

As Rivals Retreat, Oscar Health Plans To Expand Obamacare For 2027

Oscar Health plans to expand its individual health insurance coverage offerings into one new state and 140 new counties next year even as rivals exit the market.

As Rivals Retreat, Oscar Health To Expand Obamacare Footprint For 2027

Oscar Health plans to expand its individual health insurance coverage offerings into one new state and 140 new counties next year even as rivals exit the market.

Healthcare Coverage Gaps And Surging Costs Are Key Midterm Issues

It’s expected that 2027 will see the largest spike in recent memory of the numbers of un- and underinsured individuals in the United States.

Orexin Shows How The Genome Shapes Sleep And Narcolepsy

Orexin reveals how a small brain peptide controls wakefulness, explains narcolepsy, and inspires new treatments—and a search for the genome’s hidden proteins.

College Football Needs A Surgical Time-Out After Notre Dame-BYU Game

The Big 12 admitted a clock error ended BYU vs. Notre Dame football game early. A neurosurgeon discusses how surgical timeouts can be applied to improve the process.

Washington Made Consolidation Profitable. Insurers Are Pushing Back.

Government policies and private-market incentives reward hospital-physician consolidation and increase healthcare costs. Insurers are pushing back, but face limits.