If Congress wants to solve Medicare’s fiscal challenges, it needs to understand and portray them clearly. That means scrubbing the phrase “Medicare trust fund” from federal law and discourse and replacing it, awkwardly enough, with “Medicare’s spending authorization countdown clock.”

Demokraten und Republikaner streiten um Subventionen für die Krankenversicherung. Ohne Kompromiss steigen die Beiträge von Millionen Amerikanern drastisch.

It's a "Medicare spending authorization countdown clock."

‘If Republicans govern by poll and fail to grab this moment, they will own it. Don’t expect me to.’

The Affordable Care Act is central to the U.S. government shutdown, as Democrats argue to extend tax credits that lower health care premiums for millions.

The Cato Institute director of health policy studies explains why he opposes the ACA and the enhanced premium tax credits at the center of the government shutdown.

Voluntary agreement meets the President’s four requests while also protecting the U.S. ecosystem responsible for America’s leadership in delivering medical breakthroughs Agreement provides certainty from tariffs and clarity on pricing framework that furthers Pfizer’s ability to expand investment in U.S.-based innovation and return manufacturing to the U.S. Pfizer to fully focus on delivering the next generation of cures, especially in cancer, obesity, vaccines, and inflammation and immunology Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla joins President Donald J. Trump and members of his Administration in White House event today Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) today announced a historic agreement with the Trump Administration that will ensure U.S. patients pay lower prices for their prescription medicines while strengthening America’s role as the global leader in biopharmaceutical innovation. In response to the four points covered in the President’s July 31 st letter, Pfizer has voluntarily agreed to implement

The Cato Institute director of health policy studies explains why he opposes the ACA and the enhanced premium tax credits at the center of the government shutdown.

States should avoid creating barriers to nurses who wish to develop SANE certification programs or to specialize as SANEs. States that have already done so should remove those barriers.