WASHINGTON — When Senate Democrats huddled with prominent public health experts on Wednesday to discuss the benefits of vaccines, it felt like they were preparing
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., will appear before two Senate committees before
WASHINGTON — When Donald Trump takes the oath of office today, it may well usher in a new era of Republican messaging, and policy, on
WASHINGTON — Former Trump administration health policy aide Abe Sutton is incoming President Trump’s likely pick to lead the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation,
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s Food and Drug Administration transition team is taking shape, with a former adviser to ex-Commissioner Stephen Hahn and a top
Chief Washington Correspondent Rachel Cohrs Zhang reports on the intersection of health policy and business in Washington. She covers Capitol Hill, lobbying, and federal agencies.
WASHINGTON — In Congress, end-of-year government spending packages adorned with numerous other priorities attached are called “Christmas tree” bills. This year, the health care policy
WASHINGTON — House Republicans have abandoned an effort to include reforms to pharmacy benefit managers in an end-of-year bill to fund the federal government. Congressional leaders
WASHINGTON — After two years of haggling, Congress has nearly reached a deal to rein in the drug-industry middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers. Lawmakers
Chief Washington Correspondent Rachel Cohrs Zhang reports on the intersection of health policy and business in Washington. She covers Capitol Hill, lobbying, and federal agencies.