Hospitals Say They’re Being Slammed By Drug Price Hikes

Hospitals are getting slammed by drug price hikes that often have nothing to do with improving patient health, a new report has found.

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Employers Shift Higher Health-Care Costs to Workers

Open enrollment season is under way, and when workers get their health-plan information, many of them can expect higher out-of-pocket costs.

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These Health Insurance Mergers Aren’t Alike

Investors have taken a dim view of two big pending health insurance mergers. But the two deals are starting to diverge, which could give investors an opportunity.

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Health Insurance Through Nevada Exchange Down 15.7 Percent

The number of people obtaining coverage through Nevada’s health insurance exchange has dropped 15.7 percent in the last year, officials said today.

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Would California’s Proposed Tobacco Tax Hike Reduce Smoking?

Each time over the past decade or so that New York state increased its tobacco tax — now at $4.35 per pack of cigarettes — calls to the state’s Quitline spiked.

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Judge Splits Anthem-Cigna Merger Trial to Expedite Decision

In an effort to expedite her decision, the federal judge overseeing the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust challenge to Anthem and Cigna Corp.'s $53 billion merger will split the trial in two.

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