President Donald Trump has signed 60 executive orders since taking office Jan. 20, including numerous that will shape healthcare policy at local, national and global levels.

The Trump administration has instructed federal health agencies to pause all external communications, such as health advisories, weekly scientific reports, updates to websites and social media ...

Part of this year’s House GOP legislative priorities focuses on bringing down health care costs. A House committee approved legislation with a “comprehensive plan” that tackles health costs from more ...

Building on its over 93-million-member base, Teladoc Health’s acquisition of Catapult Health supports the company’s integrated care segment strategy, discussed most recently during the company’s ...

In his State of the State address on Wednesday, Gov. Mike Braun emphasized his commitment to reducing Indiana’s soaring health care costs by advancing price transparency. “Hoosiers should be able ...

On Thursday, the Democrats sent a letter asking the acting Department of Health and Human ... explain how Trump’s executive order will affect the efforts to lower drug prices that Biden ...

"ESPN loves the brand and has done wonders for that brand,” Levy said. “The price may be just too high. I think it ends up on a streamer. I’m not sure it’s Amazon. It could be Netflix.

(Source: AP Video/Tassanee Vejpongsa) Davis-Price holds the LSU single-game rushing record, racking up 287 yards and three touchdowns in a wild 49-42 win over the Florida Gators in Tiger Stadium ...

They include an October 2022 order to test Medicare and Medicaid models that could lower health care costs ... signature achievement to negotiate drug prices in the Inflation Reduction Act.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun signed another slew of executive orders on his second week on the job. This time, the orders were focused on health care. On Jan. 22, 2025, Braun signed nine new ...

The second Trump administration began with a hefty Day 1, rolling out dozens of executive actions. It is a blizzard of decrees, which we read through overnight. A few are operation matters.

Critics argue these changes could result in reduced health care coverage for millions of Americans, particularly in Republican states that have not expanded Medicaid. Trump's executive actions ...