Sarah Kliff

Sovaldi is remarkably good at curing hepatitis C. It’s also remarkably expensive.

Health care prices haven’t grown so slowly since the 1960s.

Nearly two of every three dollars the federal government sends states now go to Medicaid.

Obesity rates are rising just as quickly among nearly every demographic, geographic and socioeconomic group you can measure.

It costs an average of $23,215 to cover a family of four in employer-sponsored health insurance.

If Eric Shinseki wants to know what mad as hell looks like, he could take some clues from the Daily Show host.

Republican governors have incredible leverage in negotiating the terms of expanding Medicaid. They’re using that power to reshape the public program to look more like private insurance