bloomberg.com - Illustration: Wenkai Mao for Bloomberg Businessweek Illustration: Wenkai Mao for Bloomberg Businessweek On the second floor of a new office building in downtown Beijing, rows of people with headphone…
cbsnews.com - In many ways, September has been a rough month for Bernie Sanders and his campaign. They have dealt with staff shakeups in New Hampshire and Iowa, and multiple polls in recent weeks have shown the se…
apnews.com - LONDON (AP) — Britain’s government watchdog says there’s still a “significant amount” of work to do to make sure the country has an adequate supply of licensed drugs in case of a no-deal Brexit. In a…
news.sky.com - The threat to the supply of vital medicines still remains in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to the National Audit Office(NOA). It said that with just five weeks to go to 31 October, when th…
newrepublic.com - There are 156 million people in America with employer-provided insurance. Those people have a different obstacle course, but one that is still much harder to navigate if you earn less or are sicker. …
theguardian.com - Sixteen years ago I first saw the impact of pharmaceutical greed on people living with HIV in Tanzania. In order to maintain their profits, the companies that had developed effective medicines fought…
bloomberg.com - An empty hospital bed sits in an operating room of the ER at New York Downtown Hospital. The cost of family health coverage in the U.S. now tops $20,000, an annual survey of employers found, a record…
kff.org - In 2019, premium contributions by covered workers average 18% for single coverage and 30% for family coverage.16 The average monthly worker contributions are $103 for single coverage ($1,242 annually…
smh.com.au - The Coalition government spent $77.1 billion on health in 2017-18, up 3.4 per cent on the previous year, while it collected $308.7 billion in taxes - an increase of 12.6 per cent. Total out-of-pocket…
politico.com - Ask any voter in the country today and they’ll tell you that health care is top of mind. In other developed countries, health care is a basic human right, but in the United States, it’s a commodity—a…
