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Nicole Cafarella and Karen Davenport examine the cost-reduction priorities that the Obama administration and House Republicans unveiled this week.
Karen Davenport and Isabel Perera estimate the new costs that Americans with Medicare coverage will bear under Rep. Paul Ryan’s budget proposal.
Karen Davenport explains why Sen. McConnell’s effort to repeal the new health care law shouldn’t fly.
President Obama can emphasize during this year’s State of the Union how many millions of Americans are already benefiting from the Affordable Care Act and the millions more who will receive better care in the near future thanks to the new law, writes Karen Davenport.
Millions of Americans are already benefiting from the Affordable Care Act—and millions more will receive better care in the near future thanks to the changes in the new law, writes Karen Davenport.
Karen Davenport discusses the consequences of repealing the Affordable Care Act.
Karen Davenport, Renée Markus Hodin, and Judy Feder discuss how to improve care and reduce costs for individuals eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid.
The Affordable Care Act gave Americans new rights and benefits in their health coverage, writes Karen Davenport. Repeal would remove these gains.
Karen Davenport details how this landmark progressive reform delivers for all Americans as affordable, quality care takes hold beginning this year.
The Census Bureau release of 2009 income, poverty, and health insurance shows that more families have lost health insurance coverage and have fallen into poverty.
Karen Davenport and Igor Volsky analyze conservative proposals to health reform and find they will only worsen existing problems in the health system.
Karen Davenport highlights why comprehensive health care reform strengthens Medicare and how it will meet Medicare’s future challenges.