Opinion by Bruce Chernof

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For decades, mental health advocates have fought to get health insurance "equal rights" for patients with mental illnesses or brain disorders.

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Americans continue to be more likely to disapprove than approve of President Obama's sweeping health care reforms, a new CBS News poll shows. While approval of the law is slightly higher than it was when the reforms were signed into law in March, support for the measure has dropped seven points in the past two months.

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WebMD was excited this week to moderate an online town hall at the White House with Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. At the event, WebMD’s Kristy Hammam asked questions about the new health care reform act submitted by readers on YouTube. Read the Article>

A federal government website that starts July 1 takes a step in that direction. The site, for the first time, will give consumers a list of all private and government health care plans for individuals and small businesses in their areas.

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When Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act this March, it took a health insurance system that was locked in a decades-long spiral of rising costs and shrinking security and set it on a new course. The new law contains a series of long-overdue reforms that will put consumers — not insurance companies — in charge of their health care.
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Opinion by Jonathan Cohn

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Opinion by Scott Gottlieb

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Opinion by Dick Gephardt

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Opinion by Jonathan Cohn

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