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Three major hospital associations have offered to contribute about $155 billion over 10 years to help pay for a U.S. healthcare overhaul, The Washington Post reported on Monday, citing industry sources.

A majority of Americans see government action as critical to controlling runaway health-care costs, but there is broad public anxiety about the potential impact of reform legislation and conflicting views about the types of fixes being proposed on Capitol Hill, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.

Saying it's not logical to complain that the government 'can't run anything' but will put them out of business, he also leaves room for compromise on a public plan as Congress tackles the issue.

The U.S. insurance industry Tuesday warned in stark terms that a proposed government insurance plan would dismantle the employer ...

The Obama White House cannot explain more than half of today's announced $80 billion in prescription drug savings.

President Obama takes his call for government-funded health insurance to a skeptical audience Monday.

Lawmakers and administration officials on Sunday distanced themselves from the idea of taxing health benefits to help pay President ...

President Barack Obama on Saturday proposed an additional $313 billion in cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and other programs to pay for healthcare reforms expected to cost about $1 trillion over the next decade.

Almost 30 key lawmakers helping draft landmark health-care legislation have financial holdings in the industry, totaling nearly $11 million worth of personal investments in a sector that could be dramatically reshaped by this summer's debate.

President Clinton believes President Obama has a better chance than he did to remake the nation’s health care system.