Health Care Archive
Archives for April 2021
A program called Covax wants to distribute vaccines fairly. Is it working?
The CDC says we can now drop our masks outdoors in some cases. Experts explain where we still need to keep them on.
The United Kingdom is not a pandemic success story. But its massive Covid-19 trials program is.
A partisan split is emerging in America’s vaccination rates, but a lack of accessibility might be an even bigger obstacle to herd immunity.
The high costs of long-term care impacts everyone. Democrats and Republican voters want Biden to do something about it.
Covid-19 vaccines are supposed to be free. Some people are getting bills anyway.
Access barriers have created a Hispanic vaccination gap.
J&J says it will still meet US delivery targets for the single-shot Covid-19 vaccine.
But US voters still want drug pricing reforms, a new Data for Progress survey finds.
The legal arguments in Kelley v. Becerra aren’t exactly good arguments, but five justices have signaled that they agree with them.
Biden’s next health care challenge will be enrolling uninsured people who already qualify for benefits.