John C. Goodman

The Obama administration is encouraging state governments to expand their Medicaid programs to access a pile of new federal funding.

We are entering the age of personalized medicine, where the therapy that’s best for you will be based on your physiology and genetic makeup—and may not be right for any other patient.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s recent proposal to ban the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks has received national attention.

Now that the Supreme Court has declared the individual mandate constitutional, what’s next? Republicans say “repeal and replace” the president’s law. But what should we replace it with?

Health care reform that raises quality, lowers costs, and improves access to care is almost inconceivable without physicians leading and directing the changes.

The failure of the ObamaCare program for long-term care must have been a huge disappointment to fans of Ponzi schemes everywhere.

Because President Obama’s health care law was partially modeled after Massachusetts’ 2006 health reforms, critics of the law have fixated on any piece of bad news they can find coming out of Mass