Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Sarah Kliff
The New York Times paid ousted editor Jill Abramson a lower salary than the male editors who had previously held her position.
Insurance premiums went up every year before Obamacare. They’re likely to go up afterwards, too.
A new poll shows that the Kynect — while much less known than Obamacare — tends to elicit a much less negative reaction than the larger health care law.
“We shot for the moon and we missed,” says one official who worked on Massachusetts’ $175 million exchange — which will cost $121 million to fix.
Killing Obamacare’s employer mandate would reduce health insurance coverage by 0.07 percent, a new paper from a liberal think tank suggests.
Vibram will hugely dial back the health claims it’s made for years about the benefits of running in its minimalist shoes, which are meant to mimic running barefoot.
The median salary for anesthesiologists who started jobs last year was $300,000 — about twice as much as the pediatrician who just started off.
The former Obamacare implementation czar wants to bring single-payer health insurance to Massachusetts.
Fewer people are getting sick because of their stay in the hospital. The health care law might be to thank.
The federal government thinks it will spend $900 billion less on health care programs than it did just three years ago.