The health care deal is in jeopardy
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WASHINGTON — Health care did not play a big role in the election that’s sending President Trump back to the White House and giving Republicans
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WASHINGTON — Legislation to restrict U.S. drugmakers from using key Chinese contract manufacturers was dealt a major blow when senators left it out of a
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WASHINGTON — Legislation targeting Chinese biotechnology companies caused a ruckus early this year. None of that may matter if Congress doesn’t pass it in December.
Janette Nesheiwat, a medical doctor and former Fox News contributor, will be nominated to be surgeon general, President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday night. The surgeon
WASHINGTON — Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is the incoming chair of a committee with unique power for investigations. Paul says he plans to use that
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With full control of the House and Senate, President-elect Trump and his fellow Republicans have the power to assert their will over health care policies.