Healthcare reform News

A new study revealed a 32 percent increase in costs under the Affordable Care Act, and the question of treatment efficiency versus costs remains an uncertainty.

Washington - House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) announced that all legislation scheduled for consideration next week are postponed in light of the shooting that left six people dead and 12 injured including Democratic Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords.

Washington - Hippocrates would be ashamed of what has happened to his oath. The one with more of a foundation in reality than the gang in Washington has put together so far.

Washington - On Thursday, a federal judge in the state of Michigan ruled that the new American healthcare reform legislation is constitutional.

Pre-existing conditions have been the reason many in America do not qualify for life-saving health care. That is the case for a baby born last month in Texas; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas say the infant's heart problems are pre-existing.

The Gang of Six, a group of Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee, apparently has been working on their own piece of healthcare legislation, which according to reports will not have a public option.

This weekend during the Netroots Nation Convention, Congressman Eric Massa (D-NY) stated that he would "vote adamantly against the interests of my district," when discussing the healthcare reform debate.

Today, it looks like the Obama Administration is likely to drop the public option that is included in most versions of healthcare reform in Congress.

Experts across the country are beginning to fear for President Barack Obama's safety due to the fact that hate groups are thriving due to anger towards the administration's policies.

Sarah Palin, who earlier this week sparked a firestorm over her "death panel" remarks, is claiming victory over the controversy.