Health care

More than half (51 percent) of the nearly 1.1 million uninsured Floridians who would benefit from the state’s expansion of health care—nearly 551,000 residents—are working Floridians employed in occupations that most people rely on daily...

League of Women Voters &Florida Nurses Association hold candidate forum on healthcare

United for Care's Ben Pollera pushes back on new poll that shows Amendment 2 losing

Pensacola senior challenges Paul Ryan on Medicare vouchers

Sarasota journalist uncovers hospital privatization plot

Governor Rick Scott's wife, Ann Scott, supports lack of action toward Medicaid expansion

Sun Coast Tiger Bay panel gathered in St. Petersburg today to discuss the potential positive and negative outcomes in Medicinal Marijuana is made legal in November.

Obamacare, Medicaid and dentists - how are they affecting your health and pocket book?

Free dental care rescues more than 1500 from pain

Manatee County sales tax referendum to fund indigent health care draws Tea Party opposition

Tuesday night, members of the Pinellas County Medical Association met at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg where two doctors debated health care reform and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Dr. David McKalip...

With the health care bill passing the U.S. House last night, many Republicans are outraged, Democrats are encouraged, and some don’t seem to really know anything about the bill. Today, WMNF asked students and Tampa...