Christopher Brown

Investors have been pouring money into renewable energy funds. But the sector has had a tricky year so far. Max King looks at the opportunities for investors – and the risks.

Regulatory changes are on the way that will start pushing the health-care system away from the fax machine in the direction of “interoperability,” but first health IT technology must show more concern for provider communication and care coordination, analysts say.

Cheap transportation for the winter months can be a good idea as long as you survive.

The case was resolved after the trial judge said the jury should decide whether the insurer’s request for more information from the women constituted a counteroffer and was therefore a rejection of coverage.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a legal challenge to the Ohio Medicaid Department’s attempt to claw back $12 million in reimbursements from Cincinnati-based Carrington Health Systems.

A Pfizer Inc. proposal to cover Medicare co-pay costs associated with a heart drug that costs $225,000 per year would likely violate the Anti-Kickback Statute, a federal court ruled.

The pace of mergers and acquisitions in health care remained brisk in August and appears likely to continue or accelerate for the rest of what could be a record-setting year.

Christopher Brown is single-handedly creating municipal election forums for Calgary ward races that otherwise have little public debate. He also has brain cancer.

The Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday it will distribute $73 million to train public health workers from underrepresented communities and improve Covid-19 data collection.

Federal watchdogs are investigating whether the expansion of telehealth services during the pandemic opened the door to fraud and abuse, a move that policy experts say could help determine the future of the practice.

If you’ve ever played Speech Jammer, you’ll know how irritating this can be.

A Florida owner of genetic testing laboratories pleaded guilty to paying kickbacks to doctors for unnecessary genetic testing as part of a $73 million Medicare fraud scheme.

The Paralympics are the stage for a battle between the exclusivity of elite sport and the inclusivity the movement aims to nurture. Can the event effect true social change?

Two week grace period given to mask requirement voted by school board four days before start of year

Should athletes with impairments cease to be known as Paralympians and simply be Olympians?

Texas has won Round 1 of what could become a long court fight with the federal government over the shape of its Medicaid program over the next 10 years.

His ability to make defenders miss could be an added weapon for the Golden Bears

U.S. District Judge Michael Brown said the insurer’s response to a woman’s demand letter laying down conditions for paying the claim constituted a counteroffer, creating a jury issue of whether the carrier acted in bad faith.

Federal health privacy law doesn’t protect workers, students, or customers from most requests for information about their Covid-19 vaccination status, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights said Thursday.

The Department of Health and Human Services continued to unwind Trump-era policy priorities in the Medicaid program, rolling back work requirements in three more states and asking for additional public comments on a demonstration project in Tennessee.