Health

Industry lobbyists and safety advocates testify to the benefits and burdens of two major proposed rules.

Why country-of-origin-labeling is not the right solution.

Insurance, if better understood, holds great promise for businesses, consumers, and more.

Proposed rule aims to eliminate excessively burdensome Medicare regulations.

Behavioral economics supports new strategies to regulate high-priced add-on insurance.

Requiring grocery stores to display calories may be too costly for its purported benefits.

Congress should provide FDA with clearer authority and increased resources.

To solve fundamental problems, food and drug safety agency must adapt.

Recent deaths shed light on the possible dangers of uncoordinated regulatory policy.

Criticism of FDA over meningitis outbreak repeats a familiar pattern of regulatory blame.

Thanksgiving staple faces a surprisingly complex web of regulations.

States must decide whether they will create their own insurance exchanges.