Anna Gorman

Kaiser Health News

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Senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News, based in Los Angeles; former staff writer for the Los Angeles Times

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In a surprise move, House Speaker Paul Ryan cancelled Friday's vote on the new health care bill after failing to secure enough support from his own party.

GOP pulls vote on health care bill

In a surprise move, House Speaker Paul Ryan cancelled Friday's vote on the new health care bill after failing to secure enough support from his own party.

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Millions again are expected to sign up for their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

Health of Healthcare Reform, a Checkup

Millions again are expected to sign up for their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

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The sad story of  healthcare.gov  may or may not have a happy ending but there are signs of momentum.

An Unexpected Surge for Obamacare: Is It Real?

The sad story of healthcare.gov may or may not have a happy ending but there are signs of momentum.

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