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Pulling Back the Curtain on the Health Industry and Regulation

871 stories published since 2008

9-Year-Old Alleges Staff Member at Chicago Psychiatric Hospital Choked and Restrained Her

Oregon Officials Call for Changes of Laws on Criminally Insane

ACLU of Illinois Demands Removal of Children in DCFS Care From Troubled Chicago Hospital

Outside Review Faults Orlando Fire Department Policies and Mistakes in Pulse Shooting Response

Chicago City Council Members Seek Hearing on Psychiatric Hospital

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Oregon Board Says Those Found Criminally Insane Rarely Commit New Crimes. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

How We Analyzed the Outcomes of Those Freed by Oregon’s Psychiatric Security Review Board

How We Analyzed the Outcomes of Those Freed by Oregon’s Psychiatric Security Review Board

What Oregon Officials Knew and When They Knew It

Illinois DCFS Agrees to Outside Inquiry at Psychiatric Hospital Where Children Have Reported Abuse

Illinois Child Welfare Agency Agrees to Stop Sending Children to Psychiatric Hospital Where Children Reported Abuse but Balks at Full Investigation

Reporting on the Layers of Potential Harm for Children in Psychiatric Hospitals

Lawmakers Call for Independent Inquiry at Psychiatric Hospital After ProPublica Illinois Report on Abuse of Children

The VA Shadow Rulers’ Signature Program Is “Trending Towards Red”

Chicago Psychiatric Hospital Is Under Fire Over Reports Alleging Abuse of Children

Federal Inspectors Cite St. Luke’s in Houston for Problems in a Heart Transplant

What We Learned From Letting a Mother and Her Son Tell Their Own Story

“We Will Keep on Fighting for Him.”

Sloan Kettering Cancer Researchers Correct the Record by Revealing Company Ties

“They’ve Got to Execute You”: St. Luke’s Doctor Faces Discipline After Raising Patient Care Concerns

In Montana, a Tough Negotiator Proved Employers Don’t Have to Pay So Much for Health Care

Cancer Center’s Board Chairman Faults Top Doctor, Saying He “Crossed Lines”

Facing Crisis, Sloan Kettering Tells Exec to Hand Over Profits From Biotech

The Child Abuse Contrarian

Cancer Center Switches Focus on Fundraising as Problems Mount

He Said He Faked Mental Illness to Avoid Prison. Now, Accused in 2 Killings, He’s Sent Back to a State Hospital.

Trump Administration Proposes Weakening Rules Governing Organ Transplant Centers

Sloan Kettering’s Cozy Deal With Start-Up Ignites a New Uproar

Black Patients Miss Out On Promising Cancer Drugs

A Cancer Patient’s Guide to Clinical Trials

How We Compared Clinical Trial and Cancer Incidence Data

Top Official at Memorial Sloan Kettering Resigns After Failing to Disclose Industry Ties

Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Orders Staff to “Do a Better Job” of Disclosing Industry Ties

Top Cancer Researcher Fails to Disclose Corporate Financial Ties in Major Research Journals

Heart Surgery “Legend” a Factor in Transplant Deaths, a St. Luke’s Colleague Told Inspector

Prominent Houston Judge Quits St. Luke’s Board After Heart Transplant Troubles Revealed

St. Luke’s Heart Transplant Program to Lose Medicare Funding Today

Trusted Health Sites Spread Myths About a Deadly Pregnancy Complication

Famed Houston Surgeon Updates Conflict-of-Interest Disclosures

For Most Common Heart Surgery, St. Luke’s Has Been Among the Nation’s Worst

Steve Cohen Is Spending Millions to Help Veterans. Why Are People Angry?

Health Insurers Are Vacuuming Up Details About You — And It Could Raise Your Rates

Prominent Texas Surgeon Sues ProPublica and the Houston Chronicle

He Went In for a Heart Transplant. He Suffered Severe Brain Damage. Now His Family Is Suing St. Luke’s.

Documents Raise New Concerns About Lithium Study on Children

New Jersey to Suspend Prominent Psychologist for Failing to Protect Patient Privacy

Supporters of a Famed Houston Surgeon Have Alleged Inaccuracies in Our Investigation. Here’s Our Response

U.S. Senate Committee Proposes $50 Million to Prevent Mothers Dying in Childbirth

Opioid Makers, Blamed for Overdose Epidemic, Cut Back on Marketing Payments to Doctors