Health Care

U.S. regulators have approved another drug to treat all forms of hepatitis C that works in as little as eight weeks.

The Senate has passed legislation increasing the user fees that drug and medical device-makers pay.

Democratic and Republican U.S. governors on Wednesday urged the Trump administration, as well as Congress, to continue funding payments to health insurance companies that make Obamacare plans affordable, calling it critical to stabilizing the insurance marketplace.

Fox News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano discusses the legal and ethical fallout from the breakthrough in gene editing.

Aetna's second-quarter profit jumped 52 percent, topping Wall Street expectations, and it raised its 2017 forecast again, this time well beyond analyst projections.

Health insurer Aetna reported a 52 percent rise in quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by lower health care costs and strong performance in its businesses.

The European Union says a pesticide-contaminated egg scare in some EU countries is under control.

Jurors are deliberating for a third day at the federal securities fraud trial of former pharmaceutical company CEO Martin Shkreli (SHKREL'-ee).

The Dartmouth-Hitchcock private hospital has agreed to credit the state $75,000 and pay up to $77,500 on an independent review to "buy peace" and settle allegations it understaffed a state-run psychiatric facility.

Molina Healthcare Inc said on Wednesday it would stop selling Obamacare plans in Utah and Wisconsin, joining a slew of health insurers that have exited Obamacare markets amid uncertainity over the healthcare law.

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The FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney on the fallout from a collapsing ObamaCare and the failure of health care reform efforts.

Federal filings released Tuesday show the largest seller of individual health insurance on Arizona's Affordable Care Act marketplace is seeking price increases of less than 5 percent next year for clients in Maricopa and Pima counties.

PHOENIX (AP) — Federal filings released Tuesday show the largest seller of individual health insurance on Arizona's Affordable Care Act marketplace is seeking price increases of less than 5 percent next year for clients in Maricopa and Pima counties.

A North Carolina company is recalling nearly 5,000 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with plastic foam.

The lone insurer offering policies on Alaska's individual health insurance market has filed for an average rate decrease of about 22 percent next year.

Jurors are deliberating for a second day at the federal securities fraud trial of former pharmaceutical company CEO Martin Shkreli (SHKREL'-ee).