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First lady Michelle Obama sits in an upholstered armchair in her East Wing office, a generous bowl of fresh apples on a nearby table. She wears a body-conscious gray sleeveless sheath with an artful corsage of matching fabric decorating the right shoulder. A petite Georgetown student -- one of the... Read More »
Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee: “Mr. President, renounce this idea of going back to the Congress and jamming through on a bipartisan - I mean on a partisan - vote through a little-used process we call reconciliation. You can say that this process has been used before, and that would be right. But it’s never been used ... Read More »
WASHINGTON (AP) — Giving no ground, President Barack Obama and Republican leaders fought forcefully for their competing visions of historic health care reform Thursday in an exhausting, often-testy live-on-TV debate. Far from any accord, Obama signaled the Democrats were prepared to push ahead for an all-or-nothing congressional vote. Read More »
People are more likely to work out harder when they're flying solo, according to a study in a journal of the American College of Sports Medicine. Read More »
At his much-anticipated health care forum on Thursday, President Obama used his opening remarks to make the case that reforming the health care system is critical to the nation’s economy. Read More »
President Barack Obama has opened the high-stakes health-care summit he hopes will break the political gridlock stalling an overhaul. Read More »
WASHINGTON - Senate majority leader Harry Reid is pressing to extend unemployment benefits and health insurance subsidies for the jobless through December as he and Republicans try to clear leftover Senate business. Read More »
Lawmakers from both parties suggested the Obama-hosted meeting Thursday will amount to little more than political theater. Read More »
The proposal would give the Health and Human Services secretary power to block premium increases deemed excessive. President Obama's new healthcare overhaul plan would give the federal government greater authority to stop rate increases imposed by health insurers, an administration official said late Sunday. Read More »
They have few options other than dropping coverage as insurers raise rates and slash benefits. Insurers blame the soaring cost of medical care and the churn of customers in the individual market. Health insurers across the country are dramatically increasing rates and slashing benefits for many of the estimated Read More »
WASHINGTON - Consumers are facing budget-busting increases in medical insurance premiums, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said yesterday, releasing a report the Obama administration hopes will tap public outrage and help revive its stalled health care overhaul. Read More »
Sen. Judd Gregg is reaching out to the White House with a plan to overhaul health care that has some key features in common with the Democratic bills passed by the House and Senate.  Read More »
It's anybody's guess whether Obama's health remake will survive in Congress, but there's no doubting the consequences if lawmakers fail to address the problems of costs, coverage and quality. Read More »
Billy Tauzin, the industry’s top lobbyist, thought it was a smart move to bet on health care reform early — only to watch it come to a screeching halt. Read More »
He said he's willing to sign a bill even if it doesn't deliver everything he pursued through a year of grinding effort at risk of going down as a failure. Read More »
President Obama moved to jump-start the stalled health-care debate Sunday, inviting Republicans in Congress to participate in a bipartisan, half-day televised summit on the subject this month. Read More »
No, maybe he can’t. President Obama, who insisted he would succeed where other presidents had failed to fix the nation’s health care system, now concedes that the effort might die in Congress. Read More »
The Department of Defense will begin making the morning-after pill Plan B available at all of its hospitals and health clinics around the world, officials announced Thursday. Read More »
We are in the deepest part of winter when it is too cold and everyone is either at the no-appetite stage of being sick or at the ravenous-appetite stage of getting over being sick. The remedy for both is soup and more soup, using all of the hearty seasonal... Read More »
Shelf after shelf of strangely named bottles fill an entire aisle at Whole Foods Market. There are "CoQ10" softgels, "charcoal" pills and mysterious "hoodia" tablets. But why would anyone take charcoal? What exactly is a CoQ10? And can you eat a hoodia? Read More »
President Obama pressed ahead to build support for his health care plan, while a new report said a proposed agency to cut health costs may not give substantial savings. Read More »

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