The health care industry needs to improve transparency to help patients make more informed decisions, and to the overcome problems of too many unnecessary procedures and too many mistakes, according to a new book.

As people find out that they’re losing a tool that they had to use to lower their health care costs, I suspect people are going to be fairly disgruntled, says Rep. Michael C. Burgess, a licensed physician.

“I think that part of the problem has been, we have not really had a culture, where we can talk open and honestly about the raw problems in health care.”

“The Medigap insurance market – which AARP dominates – received a special exemption from the law’s ban on pre-existing condition discrimination, so AARP can continue its practice of restricting access to those with pre-existing conditions with your Administration’s blessing,” he said.

Analysis: The conservative policy community has come down hard on a free-market think tank scholar who is claiming to make the “The Conservative Case for Obamacare.”

Many of the country’s top health care experts appear in the documentary, which does much to debunk myths regarding the intrusive and controlling nature of Obamacare.

Karen Handel recalls, “I just knew it was going to be a disaster,” as she watched the founder of Susan G. Komen for the Cure attempt to defend itself against the bullying tactics of Planned Parenthood.

Video: One of the winners from Obamacare was supposed to be the medical devices industry, but as tax rates soar, companies have begun shedding workers.

Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin says he cannot ignore a bureaucratic rule to fix a problem that should be resolved in Congress.

The largest business yet, a Christian-owned and operated 500-store chain, filed a lawsuit Sept. 12 against the Obama administration.