health reform

After years of being the black sheep of the medical profession, family medicine is becoming more attractive to med students.

The reason -- health reform.

A year after the passing of health reform, a new industry report revealed that consumers may be paying billions of dollars more in out-of-pocket health care expenses than was previously thought.

The Medicare surcharge may cost more than the health reform tax increase.

An all-but-overlooked provision of the health reform law is threatening to swamp U.S. businesses with a flood of new tax paperwork.

Now that health reform is law, many physicians are complaining that while it may help their patients, it doesn't go far enough to help doctors.

One of the biggest risks to the success of health reform, comes not from the sick but from the young and healthy, a former top official in charge of Medicare and Medicaid administration said Friday.

For millions of uninsured or underinsured Americans, health reform legislation will soon remove some of the barriers preventing them from getting the coverage they need.

Some of the smartest budget experts say the new health reform law will do much to reduce the deficit. But there are others who say it more likely will be a budget buster.

The stock prices of health care companies showed healthy gains, one day after the House passed historic health reform.

Investors apparently think the legislation will be good for the health care industry. John Dimsdale reports.

The political whirlwind surrounding the health reform votes in the House on Sunday is powered by many issues.

Cost is chief among them.