For COVID Tests, the Question of Who Pays Comes Down to Interpretation
Promises of free tests are being rolled back in ways that are creating turmoil for consumers, even as testing has become more plentiful.
Obamacare’s Unexpected Bonus: How the Affordable Care Act Is Helping Middle-Aged Americans During the Pandemic
For millions, the ACA is making a big difference during the coronavirus crisis.
Avoiding Care During the Pandemic Could Mean Life or Death
Many patients are shunning hospitals and clinics, and the coronavirus has diminished trust in the U.S. medical system.
Enslaved People’s Health Was Ignored From the Country’s Beginning, Laying the Groundwork for Today’s Health Disparities
A relationship exists between the health of enslaved Blacks and the making of America.
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