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The more misunderstood the health condition, the more we moralize its treatment.
The more misunderstood the health condition, the more we moralize its treatment.
Readers offered theories of their own on a big budget mystery.
The case sets up a showdown before the court on the availability of the most common method of terminating pregnancies.
The grocery chain, which did not admit wrongdoing, is the latest company accused of helping to fuel the opioid crisis to announce a settlement.
Readers assess Joe Biden’s accomplishments and shortcomings. Also: Drug price negotiations; a groundwater crisis; cancer, or not; training horses.
Drug companies say patents spur innovation. Can they also do the opposite?
To help patients and reduce costs, the U.S. health care system needs more innovation, two experts argue.
Most Americans support lowering drug prices.
As unsightly as it is, the infection is usually manageable — but only with the right treatment. Here’s how to kick it.
Instead of growing and growing, as it always had, spending per Medicare beneficiary has nearly leveled off over more than a decade.