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Let MI Doctors Decide conducted a study on Michigan’s top 25 health insurance plans, and none of them received a grade higher than “C.” Grading assessed the ability of plan beneficiaries with...

Doctors treatment decisions for their patients are being overridden by insurers with increasing frequency, a recent study by Aimed Alliance shows. Of the 600 doctors surveyed, 89% say they no...

In response to growing public concern over rising drug prices, one of the country’s largest health insurers announced that it will now share with plan participants the discounts it receives from...

State officials in at least five states have enacted laws to end “gag clauses” imposed on pharmacists by pharmacy benefit managers. The gag clauses restrict pharmacists from informing...

The Creating and Restoring Equal Access to Equivalent Samples (CREATES) Act, a bill that would loosen current Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS) requirements, was not included in...

Aetna’s former Medical Director admits under oath that he did not review patients’ records before deciding whether to deny or approve care. California’s Insurance Commissioner has...

Three leading U.S. companies have committed to tackling one of the biggest problems facing American companies and their employees—the rising cost of health care. The trio vows to form an...

According to a new study analyzing 2017 findings reported in JAMA Cardiology, fewer than one in three adults who were prescribed PCSK9 inhibitors–a new class of medications to treat...

A reported 85 percent of diagnosed multiple myeloma patients experience disease-related bone destruction. For multiple myeloma patients, bone lesions associated with the disease can cause pain...