Trudy Lieberman

What Donald Trump and Joe Biden have said about five important heath policy issues likely to be on the table in the next administration.

The inequities in American health care laid bare by COVID-19 will become even more deeply entrenched if the nation's highest court scraps the landmark law.

High drug prices are making for good politics. Americans keep waiting for that to translate into effective policies.

“Medical loss ratios have dropped like a rock,” one former insurance executive said. But will that translate into any savings for Americans?

When older workers like Jan lose their jobs, they often lose health insurance as well, forcing many to drain their modest savings to extend their coverage.

Hundreds of studies show Medicaid expansion saves lives. So why do lawmakers reject the program or impose punitive rules during a pandemic that hit low-income Black and Brown people so hard?

The virus has exposed what advocates for better treatment and families of loved ones in nursing facilities have known for years.

I called a doezen nursing facilities in three states over the past week to ask about COVID-19 cases. Here's what I learned.

The stories on the packing houses have been a particularly compelling subplot in the media's broader coverage of the pandemic.

 What can we learn from the Italians, who by now are seasoned observers of the virus and the havoc it causes? An Italian health journalist shares reflections.