A few large insurers have a legal oligopoly, with rising premiums as the result.
By Becky Corbin
Vicki Lightcap: PBMs provide a remedy to expensive healthcare
Rather than adding more government red tape in healthcare, lawmakers should build on the progress and benefits brought by PBMs.
By Vicki Lightcap
State may ban non-compete agreements for doctors, nurses
The change would help reduce health care costs, proponents said.
By Anthony Hennen
Beth Ann Rosica: UK study has local implications for children and transgender treatments
Findings from a revolutionary new report on gender identity services for children contradict current US and local practices.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Frank Speidel: Throughout Pennsylvania and our republic, health care is withering
Healthcare costs more and Medicare and Medicaid pay less — is it any wonder hospitals are losing money?
By Frank Speidel, MD
Pennsylvania nurses wait months longer than others to get a license, start work
The Commonwealth’s regulations are onerous and time-consuming compared to other states.
By Anthony Hennen
An anonymous perspective on Roe v. Wade, overturned
Before Dobbs and after, difficult situations make for impossible choices.
By Anonymous