Sarah Kliff
Former Senior Correspondent
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America can’t produce enough saline to serve patients. So we’ve started importing from abroad.
The state is the first to give up on running an exchange, and will instead transition to healthcare.gov.
The Obama administration is quietly trying to stamp out some of the skimpiest health plans, a decision that industry officials say could trigger yet another wave of cancellation notices.
States will spend 1.6 percent more to expand coverage to millions.
Non-parents are less supportive of the health law’s requirement that insurers cover birth control.
Millions of sign-ups among young adults and new Medicaid enrollees extend the health care law’s reach.
After a catastrophic launch, Obamacare still signed up 8 million people. That’s because being uninsured is worse than using HealthCare.Gov.
The same heartburn medication costs $215 in the United States – and $23 in the Netherlands. And that’s only the start of the problem.
The uninsured rate is falling three times faster in states that have taken active steps to implement the insurance expansion.