Health Care
Doctors call Ozempic a miracle drug. Medicaid officials aren’t so sure.
An effort to include autism cases could bankrupt the program. The secretary’s anti-vaccine allies prefer it collapse.
Charities that help people pay for care say demand is way up. That’s before scheduled Medicaid and Obamacare cuts take effect.
The president said an extension of subsidies that help people buy health insurance “may be necessary” to buy time for a broader overhaul.
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