Seton Hall University School of Law's Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law & Policy has called for major substantive reforms in the financing and oversight of clinical research.

Health Insurance Company CEOs in the U.S. earned tens of millions in 2008, but what about nonprofits?

Should an imperfect health reform bill be passed? Health reform should be about four things: 1) expanding coverage to all; 2) providing health security for those already insured; 3) ending the fragmentation

The US media have recently coalesced around a narrative asserting that US health care costs too much in the aggregate because citizens are demanding too much health care. But the "too much demand" narrative

Worse insurance, less money-thus a lower premium and Republican "savings." Couple that with 17 percent uninsured after 10 years, increased premiums for "less healthy" enrollees, some malpractice "reform" and a few other sundry measures and we've got a

The program urged profit and nonprofit health care organizations to prioritize effective corporate compliance programs, particularly in today's economy.

Section 2537 of the House reform bill (HR 3967) would create a demonstration project supporting medical-legal partnerships. Medical-legal partnerships are a great thing. So why is Section 2537 bad?

For women, the House bill has been a controversial issue; though the bill contains provisions that will expand women's access

Sometimes the numbers speak louder than words, and the words are just painful to hear: the New York Times' Prescriptions reports that

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