New research digs into the complicated dynamics that shape conversations around health for young adults still using their parents health insurance.

People with unpaid health care bills are less likely to seek needed medical care, according to research that indicates the inverse is also true.

Out-of-pocket costs may deter people from acting on abnormal results from free cancer screenings, two studies indicate.

Out-of-pocket costs may deter people from acting on abnormal results from free cancer screenings, two studies indicate.

In 2019, Bernie Sanders put a number on the problem of medical debt that quickly grabbed headlines: $81 billion. It's actually much more.

Dealing with health insurance companies costs the US economy billions in wasted work time and lost productivity, according to a new study.

New research finds that offering long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) soon after birth reduced unintended pregnancies in the months after.

New research indicates that the ACA's elimination of cost-sharing for contraception resulted in fewer unintended pregnancies, particularly among low-income families.

New research indicates that the ACA's elimination of cost-sharing for contraception resulted in fewer unintended pregnancies, particularly among low-income families.

Even the highest paid middle-aged Americans have higher rates of diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, and mental health conditions than do their English peers.