US healthcare reform cannot be undone, says former Medicare boss
Don Berwick says supreme court cannot turn back the clock on reforms that have already become standard across the US
Notre Dame sues US government over contraception mandate
Catholic university in South Bend, Indiana, claims government's birth control mandate conflicts with religious teachings
Healthcare law: outside the supreme court, passions flare over legal battle
This week's hearings may be a dry contest of legal precedent, but there is no shortage of furiously divided opinion outside court
How America became a nation of freelancers
Teresa Wiltz: The economy is recovering, unemployment is down. But the old jobs are gone: benefit-free contract working is the new normal
Abiraterone prostate cancer treatment to be covered by Axa PPP
Change of stance on abiraterone by UK's second largest private medical insurance firm brings it in line with Bupa and WPA
Cancer patients on abiraterone face cost conundrum
Prostate cancer drug is currently available through the Cancer Drugs Fund, but funding issues mean patients could either have to buy it themselves or take out health insurance
How US private insurance healthcare is failing
Rose Ann DeMoro: Sky-high premiums, denied treatments, families bankrupted by medical bills … which bit of US healthcare would you like?
Where the NHS is heading
Letters: The proposal that credit rating agencies should decide the fate of hospital services is final evidence of the intent behind the health bill to commercialise the NHS
High risk healthcare ‘will suffer if medical cover is privatised’
BMA warns that proposals to replace NHS Litigation Authority with private model 'mimics worst aspects of US healthcare'
Private healthcare market criticised over lack of competition
OFT says patients are not given enough information about costs, with additional fees for PMI policyholders a particular concern