Obama got personal as he wrangled with tough questions in the latest leg of his campaign for health-care reform, growing emotional when he referenced his own grandmother.

Funding is at stake for a California clinic that treats patients no matter their citizenship status, a debate certain to surface in the health-care overhaul.

As Obama stepped up attacks on insurers at a Montana town-hall meeting, Rep. Mike Ross — a key figure in the health-care bill debate — got an earful from worried voters in Arkansas.

The U.S. health-care debate has hopped the Atlantic, with British politicians and citizens racing to defend their National Health Service against perceived attacks.

At an Indiana town-hall meeting, Rep. Joe Donnelly, a Democrat in a conservative district, was told by constituents they don’t trust the government to be their doctor.

At an Arkansas gathering, Rep. Mike Ross — leader of the Blue Dog Democrats and a key figure in the House debate on health care — laid out principles he will insist on before any bill gets his support.

Obama launched a sharp attack on the insurance industry to try to combat growing opposition to his health-care overhaul plan.

At an Indiana town-hall meeting, Rep. Joe Donnelly, a Democrat in a conservative district, was told by constituents they don’t trust the government to be their doctor.

The FDA gave final approval to Schering-Plough’s Saphris, a treatment for both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in adults.

Janet Woodcock, the official in charge of drug approvals at the FDA, is being investigated in a conflict-of-interest allegation by Amphastar Pharmaceuticals.