Extreme Heat Takes Toll On Nevadans’ Health, Pocketbooks

Air conditioning is a life-saving tool in southern Nevada, but more and more people are finding it difficult to afford. Jacqueline Banderas, a mother of five, said there are times she’s received electricity bills of more than $1,000 to cool her home at the height of summer. “Once, they even cut my power because I ...

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Primary Care Shortages Worsen As U.S. Spending On It Drops

Primary care has been shown to improve health outcomes and population health; reduce health disparities; and save money. Despite these benefits, however, accessing primary care has become more difficult. “In 2025, there were 7,901 primary care health professional shortage areas,” according to a new report from the Health Care Cost Institute. “A recent report found ...

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Employer Health Costs To Top $17,000 Per Employee In 2026

Employers can expect to pay an average of $17,000 per employee for health care costs next year. Aon, a global professional services firm, projects a 9.5% increase in 2026, marking the third consecutive year with price hikes approaching double digits.

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Shutdown Talk Heats Up As Democrats Insist On Stopping Health Care Cuts

A deadline looming, Congress charged Monday toward a federal government shutdown as Republicans brush back Democratic demands to save health care funding from cutbacks, while Democrats are flexing a newfound willingness to play hardball, even if it means closing offices and services.

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Senate Republicans Ready Obamacare Rescue

A group of GOP senators are working on legislation to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies with policy changes designed to win over conservatives, according to four people granted anonymity to disclose private discussions.

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Trump’s Effort To Target Television Drug Ads Could Have Massive Implications

An effort by President Trump’s administration to curb advertising for pharmaceutical drugs on television is posing a potential marketing hurdle for some of the country’s largest drugmakers while threatening a key revenue stream for media companies.

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