A court case that could hurt Obamacare’s health

Just when you thought Obamacare was past legal challenges.

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Drug-Company Payments Mirror Doctors’ Brand-Name Prescribing

Doctors have long disputed the accusation that the payments they receive from pharmaceutical companies have any relationship to how they prescribe drugs.

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Kaiser Permanente’s New Medical School Will Be In Pasadena

Kaiser Permanente is moving forward with its ambitious plan to open a medical school that's more in tune with new technologies and local communities.

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2015 US Drug Spending Up 5 Percent, Half 2014’s Rise

Spending on prescription drugs for insured Americans rose about 5 percent last year, driven by both greater medication use and higher prices, mainly for very expensive drugs termed specialty medicines.

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Group Health Approves Acquisition by Kaiser Permanente

Rejecting critics and community concern, voting members of Seattle’s Group Health Cooperative have overwhelmingly agreed to join with the California health-care giant Kaiser Permanente.

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Voter Anger Over Surging Prescription Drug Costs Has Generated A Campaign Issue

Cathy Kerns expected to spend her retirement savings as her friends do: on cruises or other “golden years” indulgences.

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