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It’s illegal to advise someone who’s being sued for medical debt. (Unless you’re a lawyer.) As in, you could go to jail. Two New Yorkers are fighting to change that.

Pharma and insurance companies play devious, clever games, competing for dollars. They’re sharks! And they want to eat us alive.

Last year we told the story — part caper, part tragedy — of how Philly handed off its COVID vaccine program to a wannabe tech bro right out of college. Now, the reporters who broke that story have mad

Stephanie Wittels Wachs has made *the* show about a topic that's too enraging, terrifying, and depressing for An Arm and a Leg: the opioid crisis. And it's as entertaining, empowering and useful as we

The No Surprises Act — a new law that protects us from some outrageous out-of-network hospital bills — takes effect this month. That's great news, but (and there’s always a but) there are some importa

COVID testing—the kind they send to a lab— is free. Right? Yeah, except when it’s not. Revisiting our (sadly, still relevant) interview with Sarah Kliff of the New York Times

Some of the team take a moment to reflect on why we make the show and what we look forward to doing in 2022

Who’s making a buck: rapid test edition. We got the scoop from ProPublica’s Lydia DePillis and Eric Umansky. Plus, infectious-disease expert Dr. Celine Gounder on why these tests are such a vital publ

Health insurance is like a medieval horror, says law prof. Jackie Fox. But—funny thing—she also says insurance fights are easy. For her. We asked her for some lessons.