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Sonia Sekhar explains why repealing the Affordable Care Act would hurt consumers who today buy insurance on the individual market.
The nearly 72 million Americans with chronic conditions possibly have the most to gain from the new health reform law, as this interactive map shows.
Policies to address childhood obesity must address factors that affect minority populations to be effective, writes Sonia Sekhar.
Updated small business calculator shows what benefits small businesses are eligible for under the new health reform law according to new Treasury Department guidance.
Rising U.S. obesity rates are leading to declining health and high health care costs, but provisions in the health reform bill are already beginning to address some of these challenges, write Ellen-Marie Whelan and Sonia Sekhar.
Report from Ellen-Marie Whelan, Lesley Russell, and Sonia Sekhar examines how recently passed health care legislation will address the childhood obesity epidemic.
This calculator helps small business figure out what new subsidies they are eligible for, and how they will gain from provisions in the health care reform bill.
Analysis from Karen Davenport and Sonia Sekhar shows health reform would bring direct help to Americans in every state, but not if attorneys general stand in the way.
Fact sheet details the gap that racial and ethnic minorities face in health care access, quality, and coverage, and how health reform can help.
Interactive map shows that nearly one in five working adults lack health insurance, and 60 percent of the uninsured are employed.
Interactive map from Karen Davenport and Sonia Sekhar shows that one carrier dominates the market in 17 states, and two dominate in 22 more.
Issue brief from Ellen-Marie Whelan and Sonia Sekhar explains how comparative effectiveness research will help deliver better health care.