Living donors continue to be rare in the United States, but there's a more exclusive population of donors who take on great risk for the reward of helping a family member, or even a stranger, Sumathi Reddy reports for the Wall Street Journal.
An old pricing model called quality-adjusted life years, or QALYs, puts a dollar value on the benefits a drug can have for a patient—and Harvard Medical School's Institute for Clinical and Economic Review is increasingly using the model to nudge drugmakers into lowering prices, Denise Roland reports for the Wall Street Journal.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) on Monday announced a proposal to seek the federal government's permission to implement a partial Medicaid expansion with work requirements in the state.