You Want to Join a Clinical Trial: What to Know About the Hurdles

and on August 15, 2026

Clinical trials can offer treatment options, but travel, insurance costs, eligibility rules and unpaid time can keep patients from participating

Nebraska Says Medicaid Work Mandate Is Ready. Those Affected Aren’t So Optimistic

and on April 29, 2026

Nebraska is the first state to require Medicaid enrollees to work, train, or attend school — and advocates fear thousands will lose coverage through paperwork errors alone.

Need for Coverage, Increasing Costs Limit Choices for Cancer Survivors

and on April 21, 2026

Nearly half of cancer survivors surveyed have carried medical debt — and proposed rollbacks to ACA protections could leave millions of the 19 million U.S. survivors with even fewer places to turn.

These Women Had Their Breasts Removed to Thwart Cancer. Then Came the Pain.

, and on April 4, 2026

Post-mastectomy pain syndrome affects up to half of women who undergo breast removal — yet surgeons rarely warn patients about it, and one woman says it cost her more than $200,000 in lost wages.

Rising Health Costs Push Some Middle-Aged Adults to Skip the Doc Until Medicare

and on March 22, 2026

With Obamacare premiums tripling for some near-retirees, the gamble of going without care until 65 is becoming more common.

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