Health Care

The delay marks a setback for President Donald Trump, who campaigned on a promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Fewer Americans would be insured—compared with Obamacare—if the new health care bill becomes law.

The White House is waging war against economists, journalists and judges—but when Trumpcare shakes out, the nerds could be vindicated.

"You don't just have an abortion and leave," one woman says as Republicans threaten to defund Planned Parenthood.

Republicans are divided over the plan, with Senate moderates concerned it goes too far and House conservatives saying it does not go far enough.

Republicans remain deeply divided over their U.S. healthcare overhaul, which is Trump's first major legislative initiative.

The CBO, a nonpartisan congressional agency, forecast on Monday the plan would increase the number of Americans without health insurance by 24 million.

Trump was set to take the stage at 7:30 p.m. EDT at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium.

President Trump's approval rating dipped below 40 percent this week and remains underwater.

The legislation faces opposition from not only Democrats but also medical providers including doctors and hospitals and many conservatives.

The Kentucky senator reintroduced legislation that Republicans put on former President Obama's desk last year.

The legislation aims to dismantle and replace the Obamacare law, which Republicans call a government overreach that has ruined healthcare in the United States.

House Republicans have revealed their long-awaited replacement for Obamacare. Here, a health care economics expert offers a tour of the new legislation.

The proposal is already meeting Republican opposition, and a pending impact assessment could intensify it.

Attacks on health care facilities have resulted in an increase in deaths from preventable diseases, the report says.

President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans campaigned on a promise to dismantle Obamacare, which they consider federal government overreach.

Trump told pharmaceutical executives the government was paying "astronomical" prices for medicines in its health programs for older, disabled and poor people and said he would soon appoint a new U.S. Food and Drug Administration leader.

A new report finds Obamacare gets high marks in conservative states where more low-income individuals now have health insurance.

California is preparing to lead the national revolt against the new president.

President also orders an immediate regulatory freeze for all government agencies.

If confirmed, Donald Trump's nominee for Health Secretary, Tom Price, has many levers he can use to destroy the Affordable Care Act. And the ramifications could be widespread.

The House speaker said drafting replacement legislation is a plan for the first 100 days of Donald Trump's presidency.

Most Americans think repealing it without a replacement is a bad idea, polls show, but there are some who are steadfastly against it.

After his promise to bring down drug spending, the ARCA pharmaceutical index fell 2 percent.

Trump said he wanted a substitute for President Barack Obama's healthcare law done "very quickly or simultaneously" to the vote to get rid of it.

The new head of the Department of Health and Human Services could repeal the Affordable Care Act and restructure Medicare and Medicaid.

Several groups have expressed concerns over Tom Price's history on women's health.

17,500 towns and villages have no medical infrastructure.

Healthcare is the top issue Americans want Donald Trump to address during his first 100 days, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Thursday.

Denying patients the best cures because the insurers don't want to foot the bill is callous and counterproductive.